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scott wrote:
> which tells me that you can use bootcfg without the /scan to avoid
> spending hours scanning all your drives.
Hours scanning your drives? bootcfg /scan is the equivalent of building
boot.ini, or the GRUB menu. It's not chkdsk.
> Maybe the load routine works fine, it just loads some corrupted data so
> when another part of the program comes to use it that bit crashes?
Welcome to unsafe languages. :-)
> I think you overestimate how many people MS has working on such things.
And how much money they have. They just laid off a few thousand people, too.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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