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  1. Ozzie
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    Makeboot.exe & Makeboot32.exe

    lol. :hahaha
    Post by: Ozzie, Nov 3, 2007 in forum: A+
  2. Ozzie
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    Makeboot.exe & Makeboot32.exe

    Aahhh!, FROM DOS. They do indeed, thanks. :thumbleft A Slice of humble pie gbl?:oops:
    Post by: Ozzie, Nov 3, 2007 in forum: A+
  3. Ozzie
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    Makeboot.exe & Makeboot32.exe

    It can't be, no offence, because I've just gone through windows 2000 recovery using a set of boot disks I created with makeboot. They take you to...
    Post by: Ozzie, Nov 2, 2007 in forum: A+
  4. Ozzie
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    Makeboot.exe & Makeboot32.exe

    Are you saying that you can repair DOS or Windows 9.x with the windows 2000 setup disk's? OMG! my test machine has just booted itself.:eek:...
    Post by: Ozzie, Nov 2, 2007 in forum: A+
  5. Ozzie
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    Makeboot.exe & Makeboot32.exe

    Hi Guy's, Could someone explain why you would need makeboot.exe. Because the intention as far as I know is to boot to windows 2000 to repaire...
    Thread by: Ozzie, Nov 2, 2007, 14 replies, in forum: A+
  6. Ozzie
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    Hi Everyone!

    Hi, welcome. This is a great forum!
    Post by: Ozzie, Nov 1, 2007 in forum: New Members Introduction
  7. Ozzie
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    How much money would you like to earn?

    Good answer! :peace
    Post by: Ozzie, Nov 1, 2007 in forum: Employment & Jobs
  8. Ozzie
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    Have you made the switch?

    I'm very close to making the switch. I'm using fedora, I've tried suse as well. Ubuntu is supposed to be the most popular I think, and I've heard...
    Post by: Ozzie, Oct 31, 2007 in forum: Linux / Unix Discussion
  9. Ozzie
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    Linux AV

    This is certainly beyond what I know, ffreeloader. Thanks for taking the time to discuss this with me.
    Post by: Ozzie, Oct 31, 2007 in forum: Linux / Unix Discussion
  10. Ozzie
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    Linux AV

    Well, I'm wondering if any data travelling to/from the pc would have to pass through the host OS in order to get to the guest OS, and vice versa....
    Post by: Ozzie, Oct 31, 2007 in forum: Linux / Unix Discussion
  11. Ozzie
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    How much money would you like to earn?

    So what you guys are saying then is that if asked about salary, it would be inappropriate to say "I'm not prepared to disclose my salary...
    Post by: Ozzie, Oct 31, 2007 in forum: Employment & Jobs
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    How much money would you like to earn?

    Hi Guys, During an interview, I'm wondering weather it's appropriate, to disclose what salary you're looking for before you actually get a job...
    Thread by: Ozzie, Oct 31, 2007, 30 replies, in forum: Employment & Jobs
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    Linux AV

    Sorry, I'm giving you the wrong info. I would like to run Windows itself from within/ontop of Linux using either Win4Lin or VMware, for testing...
    Post by: Ozzie, Oct 31, 2007 in forum: Linux / Unix Discussion
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    Linux AV

    That's a valuable insight into Linux. Thanks. You have a level of knowledge way, way beyond mine. But I could go on and say, for example: What if...
    Post by: Ozzie, Oct 31, 2007 in forum: Linux / Unix Discussion
  15. Ozzie
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    Starting my A+ Studies!

    I read it from cover to cover, then read it again taking notes. These books don't seem so large once you get used to them.
    Post by: Ozzie, Oct 31, 2007 in forum: A+
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    CCNA self study, how much time per week

    Sound advice. Cheers.:super
    Post by: Ozzie, Oct 31, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
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    Linux AV

    I've just been reading an old thread about Linux AV/security. Here's the thread... http://www.certforums.co.uk/forums/thread12446.html A...
    Thread by: Ozzie, Oct 31, 2007, 8 replies, in forum: Linux / Unix Discussion
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    A great offer I just recieved, and my reply.

    I've had a number of these spoof emails in the past. I think I've won £7.5m, 800k, etc... I even received one from a guy claiming to be a WWII...
    Post by: Ozzie, Oct 30, 2007 in forum: The Lounge - Off Topic
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    What counts as "entry level" in IT?

    that clarifies it nicely, cheers mate.:thumbleft
    Post by: Ozzie, Oct 29, 2007 in forum: Employment & Jobs
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    What counts as "entry level" in IT?

    While we are on the topic of entry level jobs, is 1st line support considered entry level? And what is the difference between 1st line & 2nd line...
    Post by: Ozzie, Oct 29, 2007 in forum: Employment & Jobs
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