On 1/17/06, Wayne Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Fortunately I have a external DVD burner that is
> > both USB & 1394 just to get around these sorts of issues but I doubt
> > that I would've taken that on a trip with me tho.
My Tohiba cdrom is also generic... but i only carry it occassionally and
only if i think i will need it, which is rare.
> Have any idea what caused you to lose the 2 partitions ? Agreed one
> > doesn't want to run Windows Setup any more than they have to.
It crashed when i was using OE. I keep OE's datas stores on the second
partition so I'm suspecting that because Windows was using data on that
partiton when it bluescreened, it got messed up too.
I'm copying my VMs, movies and my TI images (60 some GB worth) to the
desktop right now - then will try to recover the data partiton. It's showing
in windows with a drive letter and size but that is it - accessing it slows
windows to a crawl before it errors out.
Suggestions on utilties that might help are welcome.
> > Hopefully your trip was a success otherwise.
Other than freeezing my you-know-what off, it was a nice visit.
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Diane Poremsky
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