Yeah, that was the first thing I did was install Mandrake on it.  I'm only keeping the 
xp on it to run visual studio for a course I got next semester and for watching DVDs 
at the moment.  



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David Steiner
www.DavidLSteiner.com
Proud Linux User #262493
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        On Thu, 1 Jan 2004 18:49:10 -0800

        E. Hines pulled out a pad and began to scribble.....:

   > Screw XP Home--dual boot that machine with Mandrake.  You will use Windows 
   > less and less as time goes by, and you will NEVER regret it.  Put a Fat 
   > partition on it to share files between XP and Linux.
   > 
   > My home has 8 machines, all but one dual boot.  I am in Windows maybe once
a 
   > month.  If you play games it will be more, but dual boot is the answer.  My

   > wife is on a Linux machine, and she said to a friend last week, "If I can
use 
   > Linux, it must be easy" (we were talking about him installing dual boot
with 
   > XP and Mandrake on a new machine he was buying).  Our friend is tired of 
   > virus crap and constant updates.  Aren't you???  And Mandrake is easy
enough 
   > even your wife and kids can use it.
   > 
   > E
   > 
   > 
   > On Thursday 01 January 2004 03:44 pm, robin wrote:
   > > David wrote:
   > > > I have some craziness going on with my Samba.
   > > >
   > > > Samba seems to be set correctly.  My XP pro box can connect with no
   > > > problems, but my XP home box will not.
   > > >
   > > > Whenever I attempt to add/connect to a Samba share with the XP home
   > > > machine, I get a login dialog box.  The dialog has "guest" as the login
   > > > name and it is grayed out.  This does not happen on th4e XP pro box.
   > >
   > > XP Home is LAN-disabled - it will connect to other Winboxes via Network
   > > Neighborhood but will not talk to any non-Windows machines.  I've spent
   > > hours trying to print to an XP Home box via Samba, and extensive
   > > googling indicates that it just isn't possible, so I suspect the same is
   > > true the other way round. The only solution is to upgrade XP Home to Win
   > > 98 ;-)
   > >
   > > Sir Robin
   > 
   > 
   > 

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