 JohnInSJPremium
join:2003-09-22
San Jose, CA
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Re: Linux and Win8: Fast Startup puts data at risk Just to clarify, this is nothing NEW... anyone who dual booted, after hibernating windows (or - wait for it - OSX), and then dual booted the machine to linux, and mounted the file system of the hibernating OS in Linux, and wrote to it... will royally hose the hibernating OS since it's not expecting the disk to change under it while it's "gone". This, as they say, is pretty freaking obvious.
Solution: Don't hibernate if dual booting and mounting the partition in both OSes. Yes, you can disable fast boot and hibernate in win8. A child (or a linux admin) could do it.
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| said by JohnInSJ:A child (or a linux admin) could do it.
Now if they could just teach a Windows admin to do it  |
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 rexbinaryMod KingPremium
join:2005-01-26
Plano, TX
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| said by FiReSTaRT:said by JohnInSJ:A child (or a linux admin) could do it.
Now if they could just teach a Windows admin to do it That's pretty funny right there, don't care who ya are
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JohnInSJPremium
join:2003-09-22
San Jose, CA Reviews:
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said by FiReSTaRT:said by JohnInSJ:A child (or a linux admin) could do it.
Now if they could just teach a Windows admin to do it windows admins don't run Linux.
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