Leon Brooks wrote: > On Wednesday 26 February 2003 04:17 am, Pixel wrote: > > Szakacsits Szabolcs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> Pixel, it may make sense to present this information to the user at > >> some point in some way not to scare them to death later on, e.g. (in > >> non-native English): "Please note, for extra safety NTFS consistency > >> check is scheduled to run when you boot Windows". > > > good idea. I could also write a non-native english version... but > > would anyone be so kind and give a native english version? pliz :) > > How about: > > When you next start Windows on this drive, it will run a > disk consistency check. This is normal, and is done in case > of a problem like power failing during the Mandrake install. > If the check reports any problems, please tell [EMAIL PROTECTED] > and supply as much detail as you can. > > Cheers; Leon
I'm not sure about the e-mail address, since some users may assume that any errors are the resizer's fault when it could be on the NT/XP side. But that would be Mandrake Legal's decision... I liked elements of the others, including John Allen's. I propose (in two paragraphs, to avoid too dense of a paragraph): To ensure your data's integrity, the Mandrake Installer has scheduled a disk check on all resized Windows partitions. The next time you start Windows, it will automatically launch Scandisk. This will occur only once, and is not a cause for alarm.
