__/ [ Anonym skribent ] on Tuesday 12 September 2006 18:46 \__
I'll bite.
> To my great joy I found out, that my Microshaft partition was NOT
> destroyed by Linux. It just seems it didn't install a propper bootloader.
>
> I've now installed LiLo all by myself. Unfortunatly, it seems like
> Windope is broken : when Microshaft starts, it tells, that chkdsk wasn't
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
It has been broken all along. That why it needs so much software to protect
it, as well as an onslaught on critical updates.
> found, and then it reboots!
>
> I'd really like to get to use Ms-Turd to edit my important documents.
I'd advise you to edit important documents on a system you can trust; not a
system that will corrupt itself when you open the wrong document.
If Windows claims that chkdsk is missing, have you checked to verify (e.g.
from DOS or Linux) that the file exists? If not, try creating a dummy file
called chkdsk.exe and maybe it'll shut Windows up. Apparently, Windows
wishes to check a disk that was supposedly corrupted. It perceived Linux
vicinity as malovalent.
Best wishes, (I hope I didn't sound harsh *smile*)
Roy
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