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09-28-2002 04:00 PM
09-28-2002 04:00 PM
Mark Cl at Compaq (re:F10 EISA)
Followup to a reply you gave paulh549 on July 3rd. If installing the F10 partition, "it will re-partition all". Do you mean it will re-partion the entire drive?, or just the existing EISA partition (which I think is about 39Mb)? Or, am I confusing myself with reformatting.
Should I consider that software download an "upgrade" to the existing F10 utility? or just leave what I have alone?
Thanks in advance, Mark
Should I consider that software download an "upgrade" to the existing F10 utility? or just leave what I have alone?
Thanks in advance, Mark
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