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bgd
It is doing so now ( xp boot) on ntfs. Should I redo this to make it a
primary?
primary?
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philo
bgd said:It is doing so now ( xp boot) on ntfs. Should I redo this to make it a
primary?
you answered your own question
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bgd
Is there a long term mishap waiting? Is it harder on the drive or chipset?
The hd is clearly making a different noise than on a primary.I have always
had a primary for boot partition, have not a clue what my weird setup is
going to do.
The hd is clearly making a different noise than on a primary.I have always
had a primary for boot partition, have not a clue what my weird setup is
going to do.
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philo
bgd said:Is there a long term mishap waiting? Is it harder on the drive or chipset?
The hd is clearly making a different noise than on a primary.I have always
had a primary for boot partition, have not a clue what my weird setup is
going to do.
You said it was booting up ok
so that means it works.
there should be no problems other than maybe slighlty slower access time...
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bgd
dang it. I'm a gamer. Access time is important ;o)
Thanks for replies.
It's only another couple of hours to fix......
Thanks for replies.
It's only another couple of hours to fix......
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philo
bgd said:dang it. I'm a gamer. Access time is important ;o)
Thanks for replies.
It's only another couple of hours to fix......
Ok...
I suppose you"ll be wanting every last drop of performance then!
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Jonny
No. XP (windows) is running on a logical drive within an extended
partition.
Redo it? It didn't get that unusual way by itself.
partition.
Redo it? It didn't get that unusual way by itself.