Um, why? If I had problems, then LO wouldn't be the only with problems.
Everything else is working fine. :)
On Sun, May 06, 2012 at 12:37:25PM +0100, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
Have you ever used a Gnu&Linux before, such as Ubuntu or something? Do you know how to run a
LiveCd session without installing it and without it touching your hard-drive at all?
If so then it might be good to use a LiveCd or LiveUsb session to scan the hard-drive to see if
there is a problem with it. Perhaps do an antivirus scan at the same time (well, shortly after
as it's best to let GPartEd do it's thing without touching the hard-drive in any other way at the
same time.).
I tend not to use Ubuntu for this sort of thing. It's too heavy and takes ages as a LiveCd and
doesn't get to the LiveCd session unless you first choose to install it and then use the
back-button to get back to the pop-up that gives a choice to "Try it". Every other distro i have
tried does a better LiveCd session and usually gets straight into the LiveCd session without any
effort at all. So, for this sort of thing i would probably use Trinity Rescue Kit.
http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=trinity
but there are a lot of choices out there and we probably each have our own favourites.
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