My apologies..perhaps if there had been more aside from your saying you
would use something else save for the sound card.
Still, I am sorry for my response, you were in a line of others.
As a contrast though?
Their claim that I should do things differently would be like my saying
to you, what
Well, you had given me good advice, and I was trying to be supportive of your
point that people have reasons for what they do and I shouldn't feel compelled
to make them feel imbecillic for making the choices they made.
I meant no offence. I was actually trying to support your point.
I'll just
Centuries ago, Nostradamus predicted that Charles Hudson via Freedos-user would
write on Thu Feb 29 10:44:56 2024:
>
> On a Lenovo R400 laptop with an existing Fedora 39 KDE system, booted by
> GRUB2, I decided to add a new partition and install FreeDOS 1.3.
> The Intel Core2 DUO processor lac
On Thu, 29 Feb 2024 17:44:56 +0100, Charles Hudson via Freedos-user wrote:
> [...] However, I seem to have blitzed my Linux installation as the
> GRUB2 bootloader no longer appears nor loads Fedora 39. [...]
> Supposing that this may have happened to some other user, I am
> posting a question here,
Charles Hudson composed on 2024-02-29 11:44 (UTC-0500):
> I could in other words reinstall the Linux system but as a learning
> exercise I though I would see if GRUB could be rebuilt. Supposing that
> this may have happened to some other user, I am posting a question here,
> asking for advice on
On a Lenovo R400 laptop with an existing Fedora 39 KDE system, booted by
GRUB2, I decided to add a new partition and install FreeDOS 1.3.
The Intel Core2 DUO processor lacks VM extensions so I decided to install
on the SSD. I resized the BRTFS partition to create a new 3 GiB FAT32
partition, label
