No, she's from canada like me

I heard that some of the Ubiquity Edge Router stuff has this capability, and a show suggested that one of them was as low as $49. It may not be able to run open source firmware though, but they

Also, even if you plan on cloning the drive, I would still suggest that you create an image just in case it fails or gets worse before the new one arrives.

I'm going to try and order the new drive tomorrow just to be on the safe side. I'm trying to avoid having to restart this thing because when I do, it takes forever to boot.

Well you could press alt+space, go to the edit menu, select all, and then select copy from the same place. Thanks.

If you can still use the drive by the time the new one arrives, then most likely it should be fine. Especially if you use XXCLONE which performs file based cloning instead of sector based like most

I wasn't able to copy the result so I could paste it here but one of the first things I heard was fail. The rest of the options were ok.

So I am doing a research. Sylvia is a good candidate. Hope she could give me the result.

Yes. Although if the drive is not already formatted, you may have to bring it online before you can begin cloning. We can discuss how to do that later if it becomes necessary. After cloning the

Key question. We just hope so. BTW can you do this for me? Open a command prompt window as administrator. Type in or paste this 2 lines and press enter after each: wmic diskdrive get status What's

I'm going to get the extra cable because you never know if I might need it in the future. I hope I don't have to do this again for a few years. Lol

I assume that once the drive is installed, the cloning process can begin, correct? Once cloning is complete, I would assume that I would just replace the old hd with the newly cloned drive. I would

Hi Monte,I accidentally deleted your original email detailing what you wanted in maps, but have you tried Princeton Braillists? Here is the contact info from their web page: For questions and

Yes. You should have it as a secondary drive to be able to clone your main drive to it anyway. Cable is recommended but not necessary. I'd spend that extra dollar. Even if you do not use it having an

Yes, you would just mount/install it as a secondary internal drive. Although since you will be using it as a replacement for the primary drive, you don't necessarily have to bother fully mounting it.

Smiles, I appreciate the offer. I think I'll just hire Carlos. Lol

I have another question. After I get the drive, would I just install it as if I were installing a secondary internal or is there something else I need to do? I'm assuming that the spare cable is

If I could, I would come to Canada and help you. Vous êtes les bienvenus! (Hope Google do the job well)

Um no, it's the same one.

There is no such thing as asking too much. Other members can choose whether they wish to reply to a particular question. No one is obligated to respond to anything. As for having no idea what you