I'd like to get ReactOS up and running on my Debian Linux box, so I can try
it out. I would like to install it on a second hard drive, and boot to it
using Grub, which I already use with Debian. I'm not sure how to do this.
Can I choose which hard drive I install ReactOS to when I am installing from
the ReactOS CD? If not, how do I install to the slave drive and not the
master? Will installing to the slave drive cause me problems with Grub? Will
I need to do some configuring of Grub to get ReacOS to boot from the second
hard drive?
I'm just looking for the basic procedure I need to follow. I can do some
digging on the net for the ugly details. I'm not sure where to start with
this, or if it will even work.
Thanks,
Scott Huey
Understanding and Replacing Microsoft Exchange
by Tom Adelstein
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6368
I've downloaded it in connection with something entirely different (shades of
Monty Python! ;) and discoverred this article.
So, we've got some network functionality already, we've got a NetBEUI in the
form of Sambs-NG, we've got most of the specialized stuff already out there.
We've just got to get it all fitting together. (famous last words ;)
Wesley Parish
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<hi>
can somebody help me, plz with instalation of reactos?
i've downloaded livecd iso, burned it onto cd, but when i try to
load - nothing happens
it says that itz not bootable, cannot find bood sector, and so on..
whats wrong?
and one more quostion - how to install this os?
cause i dont see nothing that is suitable for install(for xample in
VMWare)
thanx in advance..
</hi>
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I agree with mf on his changes.
The black theme looks much better, and stops the flicker on my screen.
I think the changes should be merged to usetup (with the timer put back in)
-----Original Message-----
From: mf [mailto:mf@mufunyo.net]
Sent: 09 November 2005 19:15
To: ReactOS General List
Subject: [ros-general] Re: Freeldr UI modifications
Alex Ionescu wrote:
> That's exactly how my freeldr looks, but I only had to modify
> freeldr.ini. Why touch bootsup.c?
>
> Best regards,
> Alex Ionescu
bootsup.c is the code where usetup "generates" a freeldr.ini upon
install. I usually format the virtual drive before I install a new build
of ReactOS on it to prevent registry corruption, so any local changes
will be wiped this way.
Casper Hornstrup wrote:
> Why not just make it as simple as ntldr while you are at it?
Because even though I have touched my C book for the first time in
roughly 3 years (it was dusty) and started reading it, I am still in no
position to call myself a programmer or modify any ReactOS code. Until I
advance at least a few chapters I will keep myself to modifying
parameters, drawing artwork and motivating programmers instead of
writing my own code. In this case I have simply modified some color
parameters to change Freeldr's look.
mf
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Hi,
sometimes I try to login to the forum or to bugzilla from work (I do
hope my boss didn't read this). It has worked in the past. Since the
changing to the new web page, it isn't possible. After the login, I'm
again on the login page. I see no error. I'm using W2k and the Internet
Explorer 6.x. All settings are predefined. What is different between the
old and the new login?
- Hartmut
Hi,
I recall having heard several suggestions to make freeldr easier on the
eyes (don't underestimate 60Hz VGA resolutions on a CRT) and/or make it
look more familiar to ntldr. I have experimented with editing bootsup.c
and the result implements both suggestions. The black background makes
it less flickery on CRT displays and looks more in line with ntldr (the
Windows boot loader). Please see the attached image and tell me your
thoughts and observations.
Best Regards,
mf.
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>From: mf <mf(a)mufunyo.net>
>Subject: [ros-general] Freeldr UI modifications
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>Hi,
>
>I recall having heard several suggestions to make freeldr easier on the
>eyes (don't underestimate 60Hz VGA resolutions on a CRT) and/or make it
>look more familiar to ntldr. I have experimented with editing bootsup.c
>and the result implements both suggestions. The black background makes
>it less flickery on CRT displays and looks more in line with ntldr (the
>Windows boot loader). Please see the attached image and tell me your
>thoughts and observations.
>
>Best Regards,
>
>mf.
>
>
Hi all
during the process of installation , Reactos recognizes
the peripheral usb, usb-hdd, usb-penstick , other peripheral usb?
Thanks to everybody
Regards
Rob
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