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[Frank Damgaard <frank_sslug@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Tue, Jan 09, 2007 at 12:13:43 +0100, Jim Oksvold wrote:

Foklaringen kom under debian-sarge afsnittet.
Det var ikke XP, men HP der i deres uendelig visdom 
ikke vil have andet til at køre end det udleverede OS.:

> 
> F.eks:
> 
> http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/pub/a/linux/2005/04/07/distroswap.html

.....
"Ever curious, I next selected that surprising Windows NT entry.
Immediately, the warning message appeared and the system launched into its
Windows boot sector recovery procedure. I pressed and held the power switch,
and the system powered down. Now I understood a secret about my as-purchased
HP system: the standard boot was into this mini-NT operating system, the
only purpose of which was to check for a "corrupted" boot sector. If the
sector contained only the original NT and XP data, XP launched; otherwise,
the Windows recovery procedure launched. It's a clever system for fighting
virus attacks on the boot sector.
"
....

Løsningen må være at forsøge at omkonfigurere HP's speciellle
boot-system/partition med mini-NT og dum software.



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