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I don't think you need to install flaming cliffs, just lomac?

 

lomac -> dcsw -> fc3 should do the trick

 

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ok good, i'll try that

 

damn, downloads are capped at 1 MB :-(

 

Got a 120 mbit connection here :-((

 

Why did you delete your previous downloads?

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Disk unbootable, now i upgraded to :

 

Intel 3770K (on Corsair H80i watercooling)

Asrock extreme 4

Some 2x4 GB 1600 mhz Ram

New PSU (1000 watt coolermaster)

Samsung 250 GB SSD drive (god i love that one)

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Oh, p.s : I do have one technical question about windows ...

 

I now have 2 hard drives, and both still have windows on them installed. And i want to format them and use them for recording and stuff .

 

BUT, i'm afraid, that if i connect one of the disks to my computer, the windows installation on the old disk, will interfer with my brand new installation on my SSD drive.

 

How can i safely format those 2 spare HDD's ??


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connect them, and set bios to boot to the HDD channel your SSD is on,

 

in windows, after it loads drivers for the disks, reboot if prompted, back in windows, and goto disk properties and choose format. NTFS (not Quick format).

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I've read many forum posts that that does not work.

 

It seems that windows won't let you format a windows partition, it's a safety feature .

 

I'm gonna try something else , i'll disconnect my main hard drive, so i'm 100% sure it doesn't get corrupted by some faulty windows install on another disk.

Then i insert the old disk, boot up from DVD, pretend to do a fresh install on the old disk . Make it format the disk from the windows DVD.

 

Then when it's done formatting, turn off the machine :)

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You can format a windows partition as long as it isnt ACTIVE (meaning the system BOOTED from it),

 

 

I do it all the time when I move/transition/upgrade.

 

I've read many forum posts that that does not work.

 

It seems that windows won't let you format a windows partition, it's a safety feature .

 

I'm gonna try something else , i'll disconnect my main hard drive, so i'm 100% sure it doesn't get corrupted by some faulty windows install on another disk.

Then i insert the old disk, boot up from DVD, pretend to do a fresh install on the old disk . Make it format the disk from the windows DVD.

 

Then when it's done formatting, turn off the machine :)

 

 

If you're gonna do all that, might as well download and make a USB stick with the manufacturer HDD tools on it, (What brand are they?)

 

Boot the USB stick, wipe the drives, Write zeros to them, then format them in windows.


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