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Date:	Sun, 2 Nov 2003 01:27:00 PDT7
From:	"lists 2 svobi at synass dot net" <lists2svobi@synass.net >
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Re: Boot systems, was Next Help Desk | SC

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Hi Ray
If you want run a NON-LVM system you have to stay =

on WARP Version 4 FP15, perhaps with SWC, FP16 !

BTW: If changing to LVM make sure you have eCS 1.1 !!

eCS 1.0 and MCP 4.5x are having different behaviors =

which are somewhat less convenient !!!

Have a nice Sunday
svobi

PS: COOL - just installed MCP 4.52 on an IBM Thinpad T30 ;-))

raydav@charter.net on 02.11.2003 02:59:53
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: Re: Boot systems, was Next Help Desk | SC

J. R. Fox wrote:
> =

> It's kind of irrelevant whether we happen to like it or not, whether
it solves
> any particular problem or not. The simple fact is that if one wants
to use ECS
> (or MCP-level Warp of the past couple years), they require LVM. =

Period.

Then I'm running on bad information. I specifically asked about LVM
and =

was told it was not a requirement for eCs.

Ray

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