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antlists wrote: |
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> On 25/11/2020 15:13, Dale wrote: |
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>> I can't think of a reason not to use labels, at the very least, in most |
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>> situations. The only one I can think of, a laptop that has only one |
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>> hard drive. Sort of hard to install two hard drives on a laptop. A |
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>> external one can be done but never seen one with two spots for internal |
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>> hard drives. Do they make those??? |
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> I'm writing this on one of those right now ... |
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> Windows on the first drive, and SUSE and gentoo on the second, except |
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> I can't get SUSE to realise I want the boot files on the first drive, |
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> so of course EFI can't find it to boot it. |
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> (SUSE would put the boot files in the right place if I did an "expert |
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> partition" jobbie, but I don't want to do that seeing as I've never |
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> played with EFI before.) |
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> Cheers, |
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> Wol |
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First I've heard of a laptop having space for two hard drives. I need |
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to make a note of that. Now one has reason to use labels on laptops |
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too. o_O |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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