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Re: post your desktop

Postby Kherr » Wed Sep 01, 2010 10:48 am

Hot Trout wrote:I have a simple desktop now :greenscreen: see the lovely line of dos on my 8088PC


Funny champ, funny. :bowser:
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Re: post your desktop

Postby JAHGoVeg » Wed Sep 01, 2010 4:31 pm

Okay here i go. still haven't fixed linux. I'm thinking about reinstalling it. Though I'll lose everything!!!

here it is
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Re: post your desktop

Postby Guest » Wed Sep 01, 2010 6:29 pm

JAHGoVeg wrote:Okay here i go. still haven't fixed linux. I'm thinking about reinstalling it. Though I'll lose everything!!!

here it is


...Looks like widows 7 to me.
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Re: post your desktop

Postby JAHGoVeg » Wed Sep 01, 2010 7:39 pm

IT Is WIndows 7 i was just saying that cuz i had said i was going to Post a Screenshot of my linux Desktop. But it's still messed up. so instead i posted my Win7 desktop.
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Re: post your desktop

Postby crustyasp46 » Wed Sep 01, 2010 7:45 pm

JAHGoVeg wrote:Okay here i go. still haven't fixed linux. I'm thinking about reinstalling it. Though I'll lose everything!!!

here it is

Can't you do a backup onto a flash drive? :cheers:
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Re: post your desktop

Postby JAHGoVeg » Thu Sep 02, 2010 3:21 am

crustyasp46 wrote:Can't you do a backup onto a flash drive? :cheers:


TECHNICALLY: yes
REALITY: NO

you see Windows uses Either NTFS format or Fat32/64. it can read that and a couple of others like CDFS (CD Format). Linux however almost always uses all extensions of EXT, such as EXT1 EXT2 EXT3 and EXT4. Ubuntu and Linux Mint(What i use) is formatted in EXT4, Fedora uses EXT4 but gives you the choice of EXT3. WIndows can neither read or write to EXT1, 2, 3, or 4. thus my files are unacessable. and Live CD's can't read it cuz I encrypted my Home folder. so I Have to restore the original GRUB so i can login (Which decrypts my Home Folder) and I'm having a hell of a time doing that. lol

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You see in my case MBR Has moved itself before grub and overwrote grub. :headbang:
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Re: post your desktop

Postby gamfrkI » Thu Sep 02, 2010 4:02 am

use a live usb
and transfer that way
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Re: post your desktop

Postby JAHGoVeg » Thu Sep 02, 2010 4:26 am

gamfrkI wrote:use a live usb
and transfer that way


JAHGoVeg wrote:Live CD's can't read it cuz I encrypted my Home folder. so I Have to restore the original GRUB so i can login (Which decrypts my Home Folder)

MY Home Folder is encrypted and can't be read unless i login through my original OS Which Decrypts upon login.
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Re: post your desktop

Postby Kherr » Thu Sep 02, 2010 11:48 am

JAHGoVeg wrote:
crustyasp46 wrote:Can't you do a backup onto a flash drive? :cheers:


TECHNICALLY: yes
REALITY: NO

you see Windows uses Either NTFS format or Fat32/64. it can read that and a couple of others like CDFS (CD Format). Linux however almost always uses all extensions of EXT, such as EXT1 EXT2 EXT3 and EXT4. Ubuntu and Linux Mint(What i use) is formatted in EXT4, Fedora uses EXT4 but gives you the choice of EXT3. WIndows can neither read or write to EXT1, 2, 3, or 4. thus my files are unacessable. and Live CD's can't read it cuz I encrypted my Home folder. so I Have to restore the original GRUB so i can login (Which decrypts my Home Folder) and I'm having a hell of a time doing that. lol

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You see in my case MBR Has moved itself before grub and overwrote grub. :headbang:


This is because you installed windows second right? Windows fucks that shit up. You have to install linux second in order to have a fully functional GRUB before MBR. :3
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Re: post your desktop

Postby JAHGoVeg » Thu Sep 02, 2010 6:03 pm

Yes. I don't know what was going through my head. :headbang:
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