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Old 04-01-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Some of you might think this post is ridiculous, and maybe it is, but I can't think of a more suiting way to show the people who have helped me my gratitude.

I installed PCLOS 2008-Gnome on the slave hard drive of my Computer with Mint. This time, I was smart about GRUB. I told it to install on the slave drive. Once that was done, I copied the kernel, initrd, and vmlinuz files over to my /boot partition and did what I had to do from there.

Long story short, I got it working quickly and I only knew how to do it because of everything I have learned from being on here. So for the people I mentioned in the title of this thread:

1) Thank you guys for teaching me.
2) Your hard work is paying off. I have learned how to handle a huge issue on my own now... so I don't have to bug you four.

I am finally done. Mint on one drive, PCLOS on another... I got everything I want!
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Glad to help you SkittleLinux18 ! Happy to know that things have worked out the way you wanted.

I have learned about Linux from here only.
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I am finally done. Mint on one drive, PCLOS on another... I got everything I want!
Good to hear from you again ... this time good news to start with ! Glad we could help you. ... and have some of these
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If you go back in time, telecommuniations were not so advanced, would you ever be able to be helped by them in a flash of seconds? Take a long stick and insert it in the ground. Keep pressing it until it reaches the other end of the earth. This is a shortcut of the way all round the earth. But this would take years, how long does it take you to post something up here? 3 seconds when you click the post button? I bet half the credit goes to Tim Berners Lee, the inventor of the internet!

I too share the word of thanks for these four. They have sure helped me to this stage when I Am 100% on Linux.
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