Bud Pritchard

For creating Boot CD's:

Bart PE

Bart PE Plugin Repository

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Been there. Done that. Can't remember.
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customh

I am getting a 300 gig Seagate instead of WD 160, the SEagates 100 bucks at circuit city this week... about the case i think i may change but the drives stay-- i trust the names and tancerman's advice.

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Stuff:
Axim X3 Basic
Rhinoskin
512 MB PNY SD
128 MB off brand SD
32 MB SanDisk SD

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transcout

Star is right.. You can boot off basically everything nowerdays... A floppy if just pointless.

customh

Not when u have stuff on floppies my friend

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Stuff:
Axim X3 Basic
Rhinoskin
512 MB PNY SD
128 MB off brand SD
32 MB SanDisk SD

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customh

Well as you see it in the link on the first post is how i bought it-- thanks for all the input guys!!

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Stuff:
Axim X3 Basic
Rhinoskin
512 MB PNY SD
128 MB off brand SD
32 MB SanDisk SD

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littlerichie29

You still need a floppy drive, what if you need to transfer a few small files from an old computer that isn't on a network, and does not support usb, your thumb drive is obsolete in that case, and so is burning a cd with the files. The floppy drive would still do the trick.

And besides boot disks on floppys and not cd's are more versatile, and you can re-write them very quickly, no burning program, or process required.