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Ubuntu, not worth a dime. No wonder they don't charge.

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Alias

Flightless Bird
Frank wrote:
> Alias wrote:
>> Frank wrote:
>>> DanS wrote:
>>>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b758a31@news.x-privat.org:
>>>>
>>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>>> <SNIP>
>>>>>>>> home use, it really isn't worth the effort as in the final analysis
>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> os that your are using as a host does all that one needs anyway.
>>>>>>> Yeah I stopped multi-boot installing linux distros with Windows
>>>>>>> because that POS grub loader could not be gotten rid of without a
>>>>>>> major effort.
>>>>>> More Linux FUD from you? More misinformation you are purposely
>>>>>> spreading?
>>>>>> A 'major effort' might be true, if you consider 'major effort' as
>>>>>> running a couple command line programs from the recovery console.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> For XP:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Boot to Recovery Console.
>>>>>> C:/> FIXBOOT C:
>>>>>> C:/> FIXMBR
>>>>>> C:/> BOOTCFG /rebuild
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Done.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> For Vista/7:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Boot to recovery console.
>>>>>> Bootrec.exe /FixMbr
>>>>>> Bootrec.exe /FixBoot Bootrec.exe /RebuildBcd
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Done.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> There, your 'major effort' takes barely more time than it does to
>>>>>> boot the Windows CD/DVD.
>>>>> Obviously you have very limited experience dual booting linux and
>>>>> Vista/7 using linux with grub as the boot manager then trying to
>>>>> delete the linux partition and grub and restore the bcd.
>>>>> I hate to tell you dan-o, but the normal routine of using the recovery
>>>>> console to fix the bcd simply will not work unless/until you
>>>>> completely get rig of grub (all of it!) which is not nearly as easy as
>>>>> it sounds. As all of us who have had the REAL EXPERIENCE know.
>>>>
>>>> You have no experience. You said you stopped trying Linux distros
>>>> years ago.
>>>>
>>> No, I didn't say that. Your butt-fucking buddy alias the sheep-fucker
>>> said that. He is of course a GD liar, as we all know. I have tried
>>> dual-booting linux/Vista/7 at least 3 times withing the last 12
>>> months. Last summer was the last time I tried it. Nothing concerning
>>> linux/grub has changed within that time period.
>>
>> Only Grub 2 that was introduced last October....
>
> ...so...Summer officially ends in late September.
> Oops!...LOL!

I said October and it was late October. Got any more desperate crap you
want to post?

> And they did what...made grub2 files & folders even harder to get ride of?
> grub is a real POS...just like you are.

Not if you follow DanS' simple instructions although I can't imagine why
one would want to get of Ubuntu instead of Windows.

>
> Oops, you got caught lying
>> again.
>>
> I'm lying about what?

When you tested Ubuntu last and your [lack of] knowledge about Grub,
what else?

> Oh, nothing huh.

Yeah, you're a nothing man, all right.

--
Alias
 
Z

Zootal

Flightless Bird
> True. I found what I needed, finally, from Ubuntus website on
> acquiring all the necessary libs and codecs. Once I knew what I was
> missing it was easy to go to offshore sites and download what I
> needed. MPlayer worked rather well, but Totem doesn't work all that
> well.
>

Look for libdvdcss. I've used it for years, mostly with xine, and it works
very well.
 
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Frank

Flightless Bird
Alias wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>> Alias wrote:
>>> Frank wrote:
>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b758a31@news.x-privat.org:
>>>>>
>>>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>>>> <SNIP>
>>>>>>>>> home use, it really isn't worth the effort as in the final
>>>>>>>>> analysis
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> os that your are using as a host does all that one needs anyway.
>>>>>>>> Yeah I stopped multi-boot installing linux distros with Windows
>>>>>>>> because that POS grub loader could not be gotten rid of without a
>>>>>>>> major effort.
>>>>>>> More Linux FUD from you? More misinformation you are purposely
>>>>>>> spreading?
>>>>>>> A 'major effort' might be true, if you consider 'major effort' as
>>>>>>> running a couple command line programs from the recovery console.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> For XP:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Boot to Recovery Console.
>>>>>>> C:/> FIXBOOT C:
>>>>>>> C:/> FIXMBR
>>>>>>> C:/> BOOTCFG /rebuild
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Done.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> For Vista/7:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Boot to recovery console.
>>>>>>> Bootrec.exe /FixMbr
>>>>>>> Bootrec.exe /FixBoot Bootrec.exe /RebuildBcd
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Done.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> There, your 'major effort' takes barely more time than it does to
>>>>>>> boot the Windows CD/DVD.
>>>>>> Obviously you have very limited experience dual booting linux and
>>>>>> Vista/7 using linux with grub as the boot manager then trying to
>>>>>> delete the linux partition and grub and restore the bcd.
>>>>>> I hate to tell you dan-o, but the normal routine of using the
>>>>>> recovery
>>>>>> console to fix the bcd simply will not work unless/until you
>>>>>> completely get rig of grub (all of it!) which is not nearly as
>>>>>> easy as
>>>>>> it sounds. As all of us who have had the REAL EXPERIENCE know.
>>>>>
>>>>> You have no experience. You said you stopped trying Linux distros
>>>>> years ago.
>>>>>
>>>> No, I didn't say that. Your butt-fucking buddy alias the
>>>> sheep-fucker said that. He is of course a GD liar, as we all know. I
>>>> have tried dual-booting linux/Vista/7 at least 3 times withing the
>>>> last 12 months. Last summer was the last time I tried it. Nothing
>>>> concerning linux/grub has changed within that time period.
>>>
>>> Only Grub 2 that was introduced last October....
>>
>> ...so...Summer officially ends in late September.
>> Oops!...LOL!
>
> I said October and it was late October. Got any more desperate crap you
> want to post?
>

Reading comprehension problems...again...as usual...do you know the
difference between Summer & Fall?

>> And they did what...made grub2 files & folders even harder to get ride
>> of?
>> grub is a real POS...just like you are.
>
> Not if you follow DanS' simple instructions although I can't imagine why
> one would want to get of Ubuntu instead of Windows.

Hey cock sucker...dan-o's instructions don't work with
linux/grub/Vista/7...got it?
>
>>
>> Oops, you got caught lying
>>> again.
>>>
>> I'm lying about what?
>
> When you tested Ubuntu last and your [lack of] knowledge about Grub,
> what else?

hehehe...sorry sheep-fucker but you are the stupid pile of useless lying
shit!
Oops!
>
>> Oh, nothing huh.
>
> Yeah, you're a nothing man, all right.

Why are you even here huh?
Oh I almost forgot...you're nothing but a GD lying linturd troll hell
bent on destroying this ng...as you said you'd do.
Oops!
 
D

DanS

Flightless Bird
Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b75a37d@news.x-privat.org:

> DanS wrote:
>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b758a31@news.x-privat.org:
>>
>>> DanS wrote:
>>>> <SNIP>
>>>>>> home use, it really isn't worth the effort as in the final
analysis
>>>> the
>>>>>
>>>>>> os that your are using as a host does all that one needs anyway.
>>>>> Yeah I stopped multi-boot installing linux distros with Windows
>>>>> because that POS grub loader could not be gotten rid of without a
>>>>> major effort.
>>>> More Linux FUD from you? More misinformation you are purposely
>>>> spreading?
>>>>
>>>> A 'major effort' might be true, if you consider 'major effort' as
>>>> running a couple command line programs from the recovery console.
>>>>
>>>> For XP:
>>>>
>>>> Boot to Recovery Console.
>>>> C:/> FIXBOOT C:
>>>> C:/> FIXMBR
>>>> C:/> BOOTCFG /rebuild
>>>>
>>>> Done.
>>>>
>>>> For Vista/7:
>>>>
>>>> Boot to recovery console.
>>>> Bootrec.exe /FixMbr
>>>> Bootrec.exe /FixBoot
>>>> Bootrec.exe /RebuildBcd
>>>>
>>>> Done.
>>>>
>>>> There, your 'major effort' takes barely more time than it does to
>>>> boot the Windows CD/DVD.
>>> Obviously you have very limited experience dual booting linux and
>>> Vista/7 using linux with grub as the boot manager then trying to
>>> delete the linux partition and grub and restore the bcd.
>>> I hate to tell you dan-o, but the normal routine of using the
recovery
>>> console to fix the bcd simply will not work unless/until you
>>> completely get rig of grub (all of it!) which is not nearly as easy
as
>>> it sounds. As all of us who have had the REAL EXPERIENCE know.
>>
>> You have no experience. You said you stopped trying Linux distros
years
>> ago.
>>
> No, I didn't say that. Your butt-fucking buddy alias the sheep-fucker
> said that. He is of course a GD liar, as we all know. I have tried
> dual-booting linux/Vista/7 at least 3 times withing the last 12 months.
> Last summer was the last time I tried it. Nothing concerning linux/grub
> has changed within that time period.
>
>> The real trick is to run the third command in each of those.
>
> Listen you dumb fuck, it simple does not work unless you can get rid
of,
> completely rid of, all of the grub files and folders...and that is not
> easily done. Bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd will not override leftover grub
> files! Got it?

No. I don't 'got it'.

What you are saying here, is that the tools that MS provides for this
matter to rewrite the boot sector don't work.

And that's the fault of Linux ?

If you're booting from a CD to a recovery console, Linux is not in the
mix what-so-ever. So if the MS tools fail, that can't be blamed on Linux,
GRUB, or GRUB2.

There are 100's of forum posts that say those steps are successful in
Win7 and Vista. And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
deleting the Linux partition.

I think the real problem here is you are inept.
 
F

Frank

Flightless Bird
DanS wrote:
> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b75a37d@news.x-privat.org:
>
>> DanS wrote:
>>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b758a31@news.x-privat.org:
>>>
>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>> <SNIP>
>>>>>>> home use, it really isn't worth the effort as in the final
> analysis
>>>>> the
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> os that your are using as a host does all that one needs anyway.
>>>>>> Yeah I stopped multi-boot installing linux distros with Windows
>>>>>> because that POS grub loader could not be gotten rid of without a
>>>>>> major effort.
>>>>> More Linux FUD from you? More misinformation you are purposely
>>>>> spreading?
>>>>>
>>>>> A 'major effort' might be true, if you consider 'major effort' as
>>>>> running a couple command line programs from the recovery console.
>>>>>
>>>>> For XP:
>>>>>
>>>>> Boot to Recovery Console.
>>>>> C:/> FIXBOOT C:
>>>>> C:/> FIXMBR
>>>>> C:/> BOOTCFG /rebuild
>>>>>
>>>>> Done.
>>>>>
>>>>> For Vista/7:
>>>>>
>>>>> Boot to recovery console.
>>>>> Bootrec.exe /FixMbr
>>>>> Bootrec.exe /FixBoot
>>>>> Bootrec.exe /RebuildBcd
>>>>>
>>>>> Done.
>>>>>
>>>>> There, your 'major effort' takes barely more time than it does to
>>>>> boot the Windows CD/DVD.
>>>> Obviously you have very limited experience dual booting linux and
>>>> Vista/7 using linux with grub as the boot manager then trying to
>>>> delete the linux partition and grub and restore the bcd.
>>>> I hate to tell you dan-o, but the normal routine of using the
> recovery
>>>> console to fix the bcd simply will not work unless/until you
>>>> completely get rig of grub (all of it!) which is not nearly as easy
> as
>>>> it sounds. As all of us who have had the REAL EXPERIENCE know.
>>> You have no experience. You said you stopped trying Linux distros
> years
>>> ago.
>>>
>> No, I didn't say that. Your butt-fucking buddy alias the sheep-fucker
>> said that. He is of course a GD liar, as we all know. I have tried
>> dual-booting linux/Vista/7 at least 3 times withing the last 12 months.
>> Last summer was the last time I tried it. Nothing concerning linux/grub
>> has changed within that time period.
>>
>>> The real trick is to run the third command in each of those.
>> Listen you dumb fuck, it simple does not work unless you can get rid
> of,
>> completely rid of, all of the grub files and folders...and that is not
>> easily done. Bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd will not override leftover grub
>> files! Got it?
>
> No. I don't 'got it'.
>
> What you are saying here, is that the tools that MS provides for this
> matter to rewrite the boot sector don't work.

Not in my experience of dual-booting they don't. Not unless you
completely delete all of the grub files. Which deleting the linux
partition along does not do.
Oops!
>
> And that's the fault of Linux ?

It is? I didn't say it was!
>
> If you're booting from a CD to a recovery console, Linux is not in the
> mix what-so-ever. So if the MS tools fail, that can't be blamed on Linux,
> GRUB, or GRUB2.

Listen asshole...I'm not playing the blame game...I'm just saying that
in my experience it's not that simple. Got it?
>
> There are 100's of forum posts that say those steps are successful in
> Win7 and Vista.

Doing what? Restoring the bcd with grub still on the HDD?

And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
> deleting the Linux partition.

It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you install
linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all you have to do
is delete the linux partition and grub will be all gone?
Really? You're full of shit!

I think the real problem here is you are inept.

hehehe...you are the one who is inept or lying. You've obviously never
done what exactly what I've said I did and I can tell you haven't. Get
back to me after you've done the exact same setup I said I did, ok?
 
D

DanS

Flightless Bird

> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>> deleting the Linux partition.
>
> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all you
> have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all gone?
> Really? You're full of shit!

No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.

You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR restoration
process.


> I think the real problem here is you are inept.

The *real* problem here is that you keep intentionally changing your point,
or my words, or whatever.

Standard troll behavior........troll.
 
F

Frank

Flightless Bird
DanS wrote:
>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all you
>> have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all gone?
>> Really? You're full of shit!
>
> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.

No, that is exactly what you said.
>
> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR restoration
> process.

It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub files/folders
which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.

>
>
>> I think the real problem here is you are inept.
>
> The *real* problem here is that you keep intentionally changing your point,
> or my words, or whatever.

You are the one who keeps doing exactly that.
>
> Standard troll behavior........troll.

Standard asshole behavior. Its quite obvious you've never ever done a
Windows Vista/7 install then a linux install as a dual-boot using that
POS boot loader grub (what a pile of crap that is)or else you'd know
exactly what I'm talking about. But keep dancing asshole, its fun
watching you making a jackass out of yourself.
 
A

Alias

Flightless Bird
Frank wrote:
> DanS wrote:
>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all you
>>> have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all gone?
>>> Really? You're full of shit!
>>
>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>
> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>
>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR restoration
>> process.
>
> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub files/folders
> which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>
>>
>>
>>> I think the real problem here is you are inept.
>>
>> The *real* problem here is that you keep intentionally changing your
>> point, or my words, or whatever.
>
> You are the one who keeps doing exactly that.
>>
>> Standard troll behavior........troll.
>
> Standard asshole behavior. Its quite obvious you've never ever done a
> Windows Vista/7 install then a linux install as a dual-boot using that
> POS boot loader grub (what a pile of crap that is)or else you'd know
> exactly what I'm talking about. But keep dancing asshole, its fun
> watching you making a jackass out of yourself.

Can't afford enough computers or hard drives so you're forced to dual
boot? Dual booting is not what it's cracked up to be.

--
Alias
 
F

Frank

Flightless Bird
Alias wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>> DanS wrote:
>>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all you
>>>> have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all gone?
>>>> Really? You're full of shit!
>>>
>>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>>
>> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>>
>>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>>> restoration process.
>>
>> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
>> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> I think the real problem here is you are inept.
>>>
>>> The *real* problem here is that you keep intentionally changing your
>>> point, or my words, or whatever.
>>
>> You are the one who keeps doing exactly that.
>>>
>>> Standard troll behavior........troll.
>>
>> Standard asshole behavior. Its quite obvious you've never ever done a
>> Windows Vista/7 install then a linux install as a dual-boot using that
>> POS boot loader grub (what a pile of crap that is)or else you'd know
>> exactly what I'm talking about. But keep dancing asshole, its fun
>> watching you making a jackass out of yourself.
>
> Can't afford enough computers or hard drives so you're forced to dual
> boot?

hehehe...is that what you think? You are that stupid aren't you.

Dual booting is not what it's cracked up to be.

Kiss my ass cock sucker. grub is a big pile of shit...just like you are.
You *DUMB FUCK*!
 
D

DanS

Flightless Bird
Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b76eda2$1@news.x-privat.org:

> DanS wrote:
>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all you
>>> have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all gone?
>>> Really? You're full of shit!
>>
>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>
> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>
>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>> restoration process.
>
> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.

OK genius.

Then, please, tell us, what is the *exact* procedure, you're 'major
effort' required for restoring the Windows MBR when removing GRUB/GRUB2
from a dual-boot PC ?

If it's not, boot from Windows CD, delete Linux partition, run the 3 CLI
tools at the recovery console, reboot......then what is it ?
 
F

Frank

Flightless Bird
DanS wrote:
> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b76eda2$1@news.x-privat.org:
>
>> DanS wrote:
>>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all you
>>>> have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all gone?
>>>> Really? You're full of shit!
>>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>>> restoration process.
>> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
>> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>
> OK genius.
>
> Then, please, tell us, what is the *exact* procedure, you're 'major
> effort' required for restoring the Windows MBR when removing GRUB/GRUB2
> from a dual-boot PC ?

Listen up asshole...I already said...REMOVING ALL OF GRUB...got it jerk?

> If it's not, boot from Windows CD, delete Linux partition, run the 3 CLI
> tools at the recovery console, reboot......then what is it ?
>
>
>
>
>
>
 
A

Alias

Flightless Bird
Frank wrote:
> Alias wrote:
>> Frank wrote:
>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all you
>>>>> have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all gone?
>>>>> Really? You're full of shit!
>>>>
>>>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>>>
>>> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>>>
>>>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>>>> restoration process.
>>>
>>> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
>>> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> I think the real problem here is you are inept.
>>>>
>>>> The *real* problem here is that you keep intentionally changing your
>>>> point, or my words, or whatever.
>>>
>>> You are the one who keeps doing exactly that.
>>>>
>>>> Standard troll behavior........troll.
>>>
>>> Standard asshole behavior. Its quite obvious you've never ever done a
>>> Windows Vista/7 install then a linux install as a dual-boot using
>>> that POS boot loader grub (what a pile of crap that is)or else you'd
>>> know exactly what I'm talking about. But keep dancing asshole, its
>>> fun watching you making a jackass out of yourself.
>>
>> Can't afford enough computers or hard drives so you're forced to dual
>> boot?
>
> hehehe...is that what you think? You are that stupid aren't you.
>
> Dual booting is not what it's cracked up to be.
>
> Kiss my ass cock sucker. grub is a big pile of shit...just like you are.
> You *DUMB FUCK*!
>

I don't use Grub. I can afford more than one computer.

--
Alias
 
F

Frank

Flightless Bird
Alias wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>> Alias wrote:
>>> Frank wrote:
>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>>>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>>>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all you
>>>>>> have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all gone?
>>>>>> Really? You're full of shit!
>>>>>
>>>>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>>>>
>>>> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>>>>
>>>>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>>>>> restoration process.
>>>>
>>>> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
>>>> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> I think the real problem here is you are inept.
>>>>>
>>>>> The *real* problem here is that you keep intentionally changing
>>>>> your point, or my words, or whatever.
>>>>
>>>> You are the one who keeps doing exactly that.
>>>>>
>>>>> Standard troll behavior........troll.
>>>>
>>>> Standard asshole behavior. Its quite obvious you've never ever done
>>>> a Windows Vista/7 install then a linux install as a dual-boot using
>>>> that POS boot loader grub (what a pile of crap that is)or else you'd
>>>> know exactly what I'm talking about. But keep dancing asshole, its
>>>> fun watching you making a jackass out of yourself.
>>>
>>> Can't afford enough computers or hard drives so you're forced to dual
>>> boot?
>>
>> hehehe...is that what you think? You are that stupid aren't you.
>>
>> Dual booting is not what it's cracked up to be.
>>
>> Kiss my ass cock sucker. grub is a big pile of shit...just like you
>> are. You *DUMB FUCK*!
>>
>
> I don't use Grub. I can afford more than one computer.
>
Yawn.
 
F

Frank

Flightless Bird
Alias wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>> Alias wrote:
>>> Frank wrote:
>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>>>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>>>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all you
>>>>>> have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all gone?
>>>>>> Really? You're full of shit!
>>>>>
>>>>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>>>>
>>>> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>>>>
>>>>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>>>>> restoration process.
>>>>
>>>> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
>>>> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> I think the real problem here is you are inept.
>>>>>
>>>>> The *real* problem here is that you keep intentionally changing
>>>>> your point, or my words, or whatever.
>>>>
>>>> You are the one who keeps doing exactly that.
>>>>>
>>>>> Standard troll behavior........troll.
>>>>
>>>> Standard asshole behavior. Its quite obvious you've never ever done
>>>> a Windows Vista/7 install then a linux install as a dual-boot using
>>>> that POS boot loader grub (what a pile of crap that is)or else you'd
>>>> know exactly what I'm talking about. But keep dancing asshole, its
>>>> fun watching you making a jackass out of yourself.
>>>
>>> Can't afford enough computers or hard drives so you're forced to dual
>>> boot?
>>
>> hehehe...is that what you think? You are that stupid aren't you.
>>
>> Dual booting is not what it's cracked up to be.
>>
>> Kiss my ass cock sucker. grub is a big pile of shit...just like you
>> are. You *DUMB FUCK*!
>>
>
> I don't use Grub.

So who give a shit, huh?

I can afford more than one computer.

Only a GD loser fool like you would waste his time and a whole computer
on that POS toy os crap you're so in love with.
Go fuck yourself asshole!
 
D

DanS

Flightless Bird
Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b77162f$1@news.x-privat.org:

> DanS wrote:
>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b76eda2$1@news.x-privat.org:
>>
>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all
>>>>> you have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all
>>>>> gone? Really? You're full of shit!
>>>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>>> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>>>> restoration process.
>>> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
>>> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>>
>> OK genius.
>>
>> Then, please, tell us, what is the *exact* procedure, you're 'major
>> effort' required for restoring the Windows MBR when removing
>> GRUB/GRUB2 from a dual-boot PC ?
>
> Listen up asshole...I already said...REMOVING ALL OF GRUB...got it
> jerk?

You're losing it old man.

You're babbling like a moron.
 
A

Alias

Flightless Bird
DanS wrote:
> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b77162f$1@news.x-privat.org:
>
>> DanS wrote:
>>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b76eda2$1@news.x-privat.org:
>>>
>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>>>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>>>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all
>>>>>> you have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all
>>>>>> gone? Really? You're full of shit!
>>>>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>>>> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>>>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>>>>> restoration process.
>>>> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
>>>> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>>> OK genius.
>>>
>>> Then, please, tell us, what is the *exact* procedure, you're 'major
>>> effort' required for restoring the Windows MBR when removing
>>> GRUB/GRUB2 from a dual-boot PC ?
>> Listen up asshole...I already said...REMOVING ALL OF GRUB...got it
>> jerk?
>
> You're losing it old man.
>
> You're babbling like a moron.
>
>

It's par for the course for Frank.

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Alias
 
F

Frank

Flightless Bird
DanS wrote:
> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b77162f$1@news.x-privat.org:
>
>> DanS wrote:
>>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b76eda2$1@news.x-privat.org:
>>>
>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>>>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>>>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all
>>>>>> you have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all
>>>>>> gone? Really? You're full of shit!
>>>>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>>>> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>>>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>>>>> restoration process.
>>>> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
>>>> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>>> OK genius.
>>>
>>> Then, please, tell us, what is the *exact* procedure, you're 'major
>>> effort' required for restoring the Windows MBR when removing
>>> GRUB/GRUB2 from a dual-boot PC ?
>> Listen up asshole...I already said...REMOVING ALL OF GRUB...got it
>> jerk?
>
> You're losing it old man.
>
> You're babbling like a moron.
>
>
I'm not the *DUMB FUCK* chasing my tail. That moron would be you, dan-o
the asshole!
Oops!...LOL!
 
F

Frank

Flightless Bird
Alias wrote:
> DanS wrote:
>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b77162f$1@news.x-privat.org:
>>
>>> DanS wrote:
>>>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b76eda2$1@news.x-privat.org:
>>>>
>>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>>>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>>>>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>>>>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all
>>>>>>> you have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all
>>>>>>> gone? Really? You're full of shit!
>>>>>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>>>>> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>>>>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>>>>>> restoration process.
>>>>> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
>>>>> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>>>> OK genius.
>>>>
>>>> Then, please, tell us, what is the *exact* procedure, you're 'major
>>>> effort' required for restoring the Windows MBR when removing
>>>> GRUB/GRUB2 from a dual-boot PC ?
>>> Listen up asshole...I already said...REMOVING ALL OF GRUB...got it
>>> jerk?
>>
>> You're losing it old man.
>>
>> You're babbling like a moron.
>>
>>
>
> It's par for the course for Frank.
>
You and your newly found butt-fucking-buddy dan-o should get a
room...you could bring babba and I'm sure you'll all have a whale of a
good time...or is it a tail of a good time?...hahahah!
 
F

Frank

Flightless Bird
DanS wrote:
> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b77162f$1@news.x-privat.org:
>
>> DanS wrote:
>>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b76eda2$1@news.x-privat.org:
>>>
>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>>>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>>>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all
>>>>>> you have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all
>>>>>> gone? Really? You're full of shit!
>>>>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>>>> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>>>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>>>>> restoration process.
>>>> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
>>>> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>>> OK genius.
>>>
>>> Then, please, tell us, what is the *exact* procedure, you're 'major
>>> effort' required for restoring the Windows MBR when removing
>>> GRUB/GRUB2 from a dual-boot PC ?
>> Listen up asshole...I already said...REMOVING ALL OF GRUB...got it
>> jerk?
>
> You're losing it old man.
>
> You're babbling like a moron.
>
>
One other thing dan-o, I no longer give a shit about linux, but I do so
enjoy getting you and your cock sucking boyfriend aliases goat. Watching
you two squirm and wiggle is quite entertaining...and like that POS toy
os you both have up your ass...its FREE!...LOL!
Oops!
 
A

Alias

Flightless Bird
Frank wrote:
> Alias wrote:
>> DanS wrote:
>>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b77162f$1@news.x-privat.org:
>>>
>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>> Frank <fb@amk.cmo> wrote in news:4b76eda2$1@news.x-privat.org:
>>>>>
>>>>>> DanS wrote:
>>>>>>>> And deleting all of the rest GRUB/GRUB2 is as simple as
>>>>>>>>> deleting the Linux partition.
>>>>>>>> It is? So lets see...first you install Vista/Windows 7 then you
>>>>>>>> install linux with grub as the boot loader and you're saying all
>>>>>>>> you have to do is delete the linux partition and grub will be all
>>>>>>>> gone? Really? You're full of shit!
>>>>>>> No that's not what I'm saying and you know it.
>>>>>> No, that is exactly what you said.
>>>>>>> You then need to boot from a Windows CD and do the CLI MBR
>>>>>>> restoration process.
>>>>>> It doesn't work, if you don't/can't delete all of the grub
>>>>>> files/folders which simply deleting the linux partition will not do.
>>>>> OK genius.
>>>>>
>>>>> Then, please, tell us, what is the *exact* procedure, you're 'major
>>>>> effort' required for restoring the Windows MBR when removing
>>>>> GRUB/GRUB2 from a dual-boot PC ?
>>>> Listen up asshole...I already said...REMOVING ALL OF GRUB...got it
>>>> jerk?
>>>
>>> You're losing it old man.
>>>
>>> You're babbling like a moron.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> It's par for the course for Frank.
>>
> You and your newly found butt-fucking-buddy dan-o should get a
> room...you could bring babba and I'm sure you'll all have a whale of a
> good time...or is it a tail of a good time?...hahahah!

Oh how original. It was only posted by you thousands of times and
millions of times before that on Usenet. You're about the most
unimaginative troll I've ever met, Frank.

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