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schimmy:
My computer fucked up this morning. It keeps restarting at the same point while it boots up.
Result: I am currently running off of Damn Small Linux as I try to figure out how to format my computer, install Windows ME or 98, run a key-generator, then install Windows XP.
How do I have such a detailed plan? It's happened before.

The most annoying thing is that my rather large music collection that I have downloaded off of iTunes will be lost, apart from the small amount of it (most of which I have in CD form, anyway) that I have on my MP3 player. And that doesn't even go into the amount of saved games, homework and songs that I've written that will be lost.

karl gambolputty...:
Couldn't you try playing around with your boot-up program to see if you can get it to skip whatever's making the computer crash? Is that even possible anymore?  I haven't tried it since the days of Windows 3.1

öde:
You can't access the HDD through Linux?

schimmy:
That's what I'm currently trying to find out, öde, let's just say me and Linux don't get on. I was raised on the far more intuitive windows.
Is there anyone on this board who has any idea of what I should be doing?

öde:

--- Quote from: schimmy ---That's what I'm currently trying to find out, öde, let's just say me and Linux don't get on. I was raised on the far more intuitive windows.
Is there anyone on this board who has any idea of what I should be doing?
--- End quote ---


Intuitive? Retarded.

Anyway, you should be able to look up anything you need about linux on the internets.

You should be able to view your windows files by going into a terminal and type:

sudo mkdir /win
sudo mount -t ntfs /win/ /dev/hda1

If that doesn't work, change the number (it's the number of the partition, 0 is usually boot while the second one is your main storage).

"C:" should show up in /win/

It's been a while since I've been on linux, so I might have forgotten something.

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