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By nutela - Posted on March 23, 2007 - 11:28:17 (#21467)
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| system vs ~/config/ |
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By nutela - Posted on February 2, 2007 - 04:50:08 (#21265)
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Why don't you add it to ~/config/ ?
I wonder, if the system would fail to boot, wouldn't the disable user addons option let it boot anyway?
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By Earl Colby Pottinger - Posted on January 9, 2007 - 15:36:29 (#21177)
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I must have messed up.
Originally, I did post that you *MUST* have a BeOS CD or another BeOS boot partition that can restore BeOS in-case of failure. Somehow, I messed up and lost the warning.
I presently have used this set of files to install working USB onto two different Dells Latitude CPi laptops (266Mhz and 367MHz PIIs) and my dual Celeron 550MHz (overclocked) I must have messed up.
Originally, I did post that you *MUST* have a BeOS CD or another BeOS boot partition that can restore BeOS in-case of failure. Somehow, I messed up and lost the warning.
I presently have used this set of files to install working USB onto two different Dells Latitude CPi laptops (266Mhz and 367MHz PIIs) and my dual Celeron 550MHz (overclocked) on an ABIT BP6 440BX Dual Celeron Motherboard.
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| A one way ticket to KDL! beware! |
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By sasquatch666 - Posted on January 8, 2007 - 17:00:41 (#21164)
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This software rendered my system unbootable,it was obviously created with the author's hardware in mind and does not address,the various types of systems out there,I would advise the casual BeOS user to shy completely away from this,it rendered my old twin 467 celeron generic tower unbootable and I had to re-install BeOS from the disk non destructively to get back up and running,I would advise the author to post exactly what systen he;s using this on so maybe someone with an identical configuration coud get some use from it,to all others I would say use extreme caution!
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