leinad31 Posted July 28, 2003 Share Posted July 28, 2003 (edited) Sa mga magbabawas ng OS sa dual boot... kung ako nasa posisyon ninyo, nag-backup-format-fresh install na nga lang ako para malinis ang registry, hehehe. Wala lang... Edited July 28, 2003 by leinad31 Quote Link to comment
hyperaxe Posted July 28, 2003 Share Posted July 28, 2003 HI!!!! kompyuter thread po, if ever anybody needs advice, questions, troubleshooting or anything computer related * :wizard:hello guys...We are making Bill Gates richer... :boo: Does any one here tried Linux? Linux user here.. Been using Redhat and Slackware for almost 3 years now.. Quote Link to comment
umbertoeklat Posted July 28, 2003 Share Posted July 28, 2003 Sa mga magbabawas ng OS sa dual boot... kung ako nasa posisyon ninyo, nag-backup-format-fresh install na nga lang ako para malinis ang registry, hehehe. Wala lang... I agree! besides, there will still be a lot of unecessary files left from the win98 OS like installed softwares, shared files, etc. aside from the \windows directory..... I recommend to use NTFS na rin..... there are more advantages.... Quote Link to comment
umbertoeklat Posted July 28, 2003 Share Posted July 28, 2003 xpinoy: true that. hehe. they even released a new OS server win2k3. what happened to the "stable, crash-proof" winxp? :evil: i've redhat installed on my notebook. I've heard also that there is a security vulnerablility now w/ W2K3.....and it's suppose to be very secure???? masyadong maaga ata ngayon even for MS.... Quote Link to comment
leinad31 Posted July 28, 2003 Share Posted July 28, 2003 (edited) I agree! besides, there will still be a lot of unecessary files left from the win98 OS like installed softwares, shared files, etc. aside from the \windows directory..... I recommend to use NTFS na rin..... there are more advantages....Drawback lang nyang NTFS hassle kung di mag-boot ng maayos OS mo. Sa alam ko kasi walang bootdisk na pwede mong access yung NTFS from prompt. Take the case of my friend, nasira nya Win XP dahil may ininstall syang walang kwentang software so di na sya makapasok sa OS. Since ala kaming boot floppy disk na pang NTFS-prompt, di na nya ma-access files nya. Wala rin syang spare HDD na pwede gawing new master boot disk para slave disk sana yung original na nasira. Nangyari, napilitan sya mag-format-reinstall without having even a single file backed up. So ako, naka FAT32 pa rin ang Win XP ko... just in case para accessible pa rin ang HDD from a Win 9x boot disk or from my Win 98 partition. Isa lang kasi HDD ko. Wala lang ulit... Edited July 28, 2003 by leinad31 Quote Link to comment
SLiPBiZKiT Posted July 28, 2003 Share Posted July 28, 2003 ala pa kong kilala. pero ano tools mo? a couple of stumbler programs... sana talga meron na jan sa manila...punta kase ko jan next month... para naman me kasama man lang from MTC aside from my kasamas... Quote Link to comment
ethereal Posted July 28, 2003 Share Posted July 28, 2003 xpinoy: true that. hehe. they even released a new OS server win2k3. what happened to the "stable, crash-proof" winxp? :evil: i've redhat installed on my notebook.I've heard also that there is a security vulnerablility now w/ W2K3.....and it's suppose to be very secure???? masyadong maaga ata ngayon even for MS....microsoft has always been like that. monopoly and s@%t. but we've gotta admit, almost everybody's using their products. but i liked what gates said in one of his interviews: "Be nice to nerds. Chances are you'll end up working for one." "Chaos reigns within.Reflect, repent, and reboot.Order shall return." Quote Link to comment
stpatr3k Posted July 28, 2003 Share Posted July 28, 2003 Hmm tingin ko yung security vulnerablility ay para may downloadable patch syempre o service packs para di mapeke o mapirata Hindi naman magtatagal yan sooner or later something else will replace windows like di nila mapasok ang mobile phones (kasi kulang daw ng 3 buttons hehe walang control+alt+delete ) but seriuosly ngayon slave tayo ng machine nila pero someday maiiba ang sistema nyan. Quote Link to comment
stpatr3k Posted July 28, 2003 Share Posted July 28, 2003 Hey may tanong ako sa nakakaalam based sa bilis ng read write alin mas mabilis fat32 o ntfs? Quote Link to comment
ethereal Posted July 28, 2003 Share Posted July 28, 2003 Hey may tanong ako sa nakakaalam based sa bilis ng read write alin mas mabilis fat32 o ntfs? dude, for the record, i really don't know which is faster or if disk speed is really improved either with NTFS or FAT32. What i do know is that the disk's RPM has a big role on speed. but just to share with you guys... Here are just some of the qualities of NTFS that FAT32 and FAT16 lack: File securityAccess rights can be assigned to files and directories, allowing users full access, partial access or no access at all to data on the hard disk. EncryptionNTFS can automatically encrypt and decrypt file data as it is read and written to the disk Disk compressionFile and directory compression can be performed without using any third party software, which saves space, while still allowing for transparent access and operation to the user. Support for large hard disksWe're talking very large. Try a theoretical limit of 16 Exabytes, and up to 2 Terabytes. File namesNative support of long file names and a 16-bit character standard called Unicode (likely the next generation ASCII) Storage quotasDisk quotas can be assigned that limit the amount of disk space users can access on a partition. Sparse filesLet the user assign and reserve hard disk space to specific files. File streamsSupport for multiple data streams. Fault toleranceAn enhanced ability to seamlessly respond to unexpected hardware and software errors. there yah go. Quote Link to comment
leinad31 Posted July 28, 2003 Share Posted July 28, 2003 Hey may tanong ako sa nakakaalam based sa bilis ng read write alin mas mabilis fat32 o ntfs? Ewan ko din sa bilis ng read/write... pero ang alam kong advantage nya ay minimized ang fragmentation sa NTFS unlike FAT. So I guess kung konti lang fragmented files eh di mas mabilis... Pero stick to FAT pa rin ako sa PC ko until using NTFS becomes a lot more convenient and practical... Quote Link to comment
Cyber_pinoy Posted July 29, 2003 Share Posted July 29, 2003 Cyber_pinoy, You are back. Missed your inputs. What's up? Nothing much sir. I've been around but was just on a read mode. But I will never leave the Legal Thread. I fully support the objectives of this thread. I'm kinda busy with work and the upcoming Bar Operations 2003. Medyo may fear and doubts na ang mga barristers namin, kaya we have to give our full support. I'll be around sir...... Quote Link to comment
Diaz Posted July 29, 2003 Share Posted July 29, 2003 HI!!!! kompyuter thread po, if ever anybody needs advice, questions, troubleshooting or anything computer related * :wizard:hello guys...We are making Bill Gates richer... :boo: Does any one here tried Linux?If the three "most important" softwares for me and been using for the last 8 years will be supported in Linux? then maybe....but for now I'll stick with win2k/winxp. Internet? well, I can still browse the internet with IE on win98 w/o much hassles. Quote Link to comment
Diaz Posted July 29, 2003 Share Posted July 29, 2003 Ewan ko din sa bilis ng read/write... pero ang alam kong advantage nya ay minimized ang fragmentation sa NTFS unlike FAT. So I guess kung konti lang fragmented files eh di mas mabilis... Pero stick to FAT pa rin ako sa PC ko until using NTFS becomes a lot more convenient and practical...After using NTFS for long while, I don't want to go back to fat32 anymore. :call: Quote Link to comment
trebbie Posted July 30, 2003 Share Posted July 30, 2003 (edited) @hitman2003: This is not supposed to be here. There is a Buy and Sell forum specifically created for you to sell your items. Please read the Rules! Edited July 30, 2003 by trebbie Quote Link to comment
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