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April 1977 QST article
Hey Pete
Send the other Pete a copy... Tio Pedro |
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April 1977 QST article
They just went out. What you have coming are 6 JPEGs that are 730k each.
Pete "Tio Pedro" wrote in message ... Hey Pete Send the other Pete a copy... Tio Pedro |
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April 1977 QST article
Hey Pedro,
Could you please send me another copy of that article I sent you................I had to format my hard drive, and I lost that article. Thanks! Pete "Tio Pedro" wrote in message ... Hey Pete Send the other Pete a copy... Tio Pedro |
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April 1977 QST article
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 22:49:38 -0600, Pete KE9OA wrote:
Could you please send me another copy of that article I sent you................I had to format my hard drive, and I lost that article. Ahhh.... Another satisfied windoz user. |
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April 1977 QST article
(Spamm Trappe) wrote in
: On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 22:49:38 -0600, Pete KE9OA wrote: Could you please send me another copy of that article I sent you................I had to format my hard drive, and I lost that article. Ahhh.... Another satisfied windoz user. Disk failure or corruption is unique to Windows? Is there some magic in all other operating systems that prevents disk failures? -- Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN | |
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April 1977 QST article
"Bert Hyman" wrote in message ... (Spamm Trappe) wrote in : On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 22:49:38 -0600, Pete KE9OA wrote: Could you please send me another copy of that article I sent you................I had to format my hard drive, and I lost that article. Ahhh.... Another satisfied windoz user. Disk failure or corruption is unique to Windows? Is there some magic in all other operating systems that prevents disk failures? Not necessarily, but Windows has been subject to an extreme amount of code bloat, in comparison to some other OS's, which tends to make the effect of any disk problem worse for Windows. The problem is not the OS, it's the lack of backing up or making hardcopies of data one wishes to save before the disk fails. -NM |
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April 1977 QST article
Neither of those issues is the problem. It was a virus. I regularly make DVD
backups of all data whenever I format my hard drives, but in this case, I trusted that fact that I would be able to transfer all of my important data to my secondary (slave) hard drive. Unfortunately, when I reinstalled Windows XP Pro, the crummy operating system didn't recognize my backup drive unless I formatted it. To make matters worse, the stupid, stupid, stupid Western Digital "Data Lifeguard" software would not mount my backup drive onto the system unless I reformatted that also. There was no option to configure my backup drive into the system unless I actually formatted it and lost all of my backup data. It looks like Western Digital is following Microsuck's footsteps. I should have transferred all of my important data either to a DVD or to my Linux system. Never again a Western Digital drive! The fact remains though, that I still need a copy of that article from at least one of the 10 people that I was nice enough to forward it to. That would help me much more than the various "lectures" about what I should have done! Pete "Norm Mann" wrote in message news:EJstj.873$we5.858@trnddc02... "Bert Hyman" wrote in message ... (Spamm Trappe) wrote in : On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 22:49:38 -0600, Pete KE9OA wrote: Could you please send me another copy of that article I sent you................I had to format my hard drive, and I lost that article. Ahhh.... Another satisfied windoz user. Disk failure or corruption is unique to Windows? Is there some magic in all other operating systems that prevents disk failures? Not necessarily, but Windows has been subject to an extreme amount of code bloat, in comparison to some other OS's, which tends to make the effect of any disk problem worse for Windows. The problem is not the OS, it's the lack of backing up or making hardcopies of data one wishes to save before the disk fails. -NM |
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April 1977 QST article
Unfortunately, when I reinstalled Windows XP Pro, the crummy operating system didn't recognize my backup drive unless I formatted it. To make matters worse, the stupid, stupid, stupid Western Digital "Data Lifeguard" software would not mount my backup drive onto the system unless I reformatted that also. There was no option to configure my backup drive into the system unless I actually formatted it and lost all of my backup data. It looks like Western Digital is following Microsuck's footsteps. I should have transferred all of my important data either to a DVD or to my Linux system. Never again a Western Digital drive! The fact remains though, that I still need a copy of that article from at least one of the 10 people that I was nice enough to forward it to. That would help me much more than the various "lectures" about what I should have done! Pete GM Pete. I recommend "Ghost" to make mirror bootable images of hard drives. Howsomever, I just got back from a week in FL with the kids. I have all the ARRL stuff back to 1914, tell me what you're looking for and will send it privately. W4ZCB |
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April 1977 QST article
Could you please send me another copy of that article I sent
you................I had to format my hard drive, and I lost that article. Thanks! Pete ================ Pete , I thought you were a Linux user......) Frank GM0CSZ / KN6WH |
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