- Can os boot on logical extended partition
- Posted by bgd on February 21st, 2006
It is doing so now ( xp boot) on ntfs. Should I redo this to make it a
primary?
- Posted by philo on February 21st, 2006
"bgd" <bgd73@verizon.net> wrote in message
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you answered your own question
- Posted by philo on February 21st, 2006
"bgd" <bgd73@verizon.net> wrote in message
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You said it was booting up ok
so that means it works.
there should be no problems other than maybe slighlty slower access time...
- Posted by bgd on February 21st, 2006
dang it. I'm a gamer. Access time is important ;o)
Thanks for replies.
It's only another couple of hours to fix......
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- Posted by philo on February 21st, 2006
"bgd" <bgd73@verizon.net> wrote in message
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Ok...
I suppose you"ll be wanting every last drop of performance then!
- Posted by Jonny on February 22nd, 2006
No. XP (windows) is running on a logical drive within an extended
partition.
Redo it? It didn't get that unusual way by itself.
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Jonny
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