On November 5, 2019 5:47:54 PM UTC, Marc Lobelle
wrote:
>hello,
>
>There are 3 partitions on my notebook, 2 related to windows, where an
>old windows 7 resides and one with OI-Hipster (up to date). Very long
>ago I had first installed Windows 7, then Solaris 11, which replaced
>the windows
On Tue, Nov 05, 2019 at 05:47:54PM +, Marc Lobelle wrote:
>
> There are 3 partitions on my notebook, 2 related to windows, where an
> old windows 7 resides and one with OI-Hipster (up to date). Very long
> ago I had first installed Windows 7, then Solaris 11, which replaced
> the windows
Hi Marc
You should be able to upgrade to windows 10 without changing the
bootblock manually. You will need a specific version of the windows 10
iso however for it to still work. And not all notebooks are supported.
To change the bootblock manually you could try system-rescue-cd [0]. To
fix the
hello,
There are 3 partitions on my notebook, 2 related to windows, where an
old windows 7 resides and one with OI-Hipster (up to date). Very long
ago I had first installed Windows 7, then Solaris 11, which replaced
the windows boot block with a multiboot. Recently, I replaced Solaris 11
by
