[bowei006]

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Could it be like that cause of efi? Efi boot requires a certain method of preparation as windows on a usb doesn't natively boot that way.... but then again, i'm not too sure as I never owned a mac.

In most cases...you just boot the computer up with the disk or USB in...and press and hold "C".

 

[manveru]

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http://music.yahoo.com/blogs/video-gaga/beyonc%C3%A9-gives-props-flawless-shot-shot-countdown-cover-182329262.html
 
 
holy crap.........

 
Coincidentally my cousin just showed this to me yesterday. That kid...is an amazing genius! Hahahaha.

 

[bowei006]

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Him lip synching was quite funny though....kinda reminds me of mini panda

 

[akiroz]

@Manveru
*Hug*


I'm continuing to assemble my HV PSU since I don't have morning classes now...

 

[bowei006]

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@Manveru
*Hug*


I'm continuing to assemble my HV PSU since I don't have morning classes now...

Wait, why does he get a hug ??Not...that I....want one or anything...
 

 
 
 
 
 
@imperial
Time to catch up! Most members are HS now

 

[Tilpo]

Installing VMWare. This better work.

I also hope running Windows that way fixes, if only slightly, the issue I'm having with Linux as well: after about 1 hour of use it freezes up and I have to hold the power button to shut it off. The mouse and user interface becomes laggy before it happens.

 

[ImperialX]

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@imperial
Time to catch up! Most members are HS now

 
I noticed. I'll get there in time. xD
 
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Installing VMWare. This better work.
I also hope running Windows that way fixes, if only slightly, the issue I'm having with Linux as well: after about 1 hour of use it freezes up and I have to hold the power button to shut it off. The mouse and user interface becomes laggy before it happens.

 
So if you don't have OS X, how are you running VMWare?

 

[Tilpo]

I noticed. I'll get there in time. xD


So if you don't have OS X, how are you running VMWare?

There are Linux and Windows versions of VWware as well, mate.

 

[185717]

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In most cases...you just boot the computer up with the disk or USB in...and press and hold "C".

 
Hmmmmm interesting, never noticed that... apparently, pressing and holding "C" will boot from CD in a mac... but as you said, that's most cases as it boots to bios natively i think. But still there are many guides to boot native efi so iunno.
 
e.g. http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=209045

 

[ImperialX]

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There are Linux and Windows versions of VWware as well, mate.

 
Yeah, I know, but you just said you were trying to install Windows? But if you can't install Windows, you shouldn't be able to install Linux from a USB drive either. I was under the impression your Mac is currently OS-less.

 

[bowei006]

After 1-2 minutes of waiting after you press C you get a menu of choices to boot from Disk drive or USB
UEFI isn't that awesome, it's just a more advanced fun way of ..things. I had it on a Asrock Mobo.
 
@Imperial
You have 3 weeks time

 
 
 
 
I recommend you guys to see that video above on bromance!

 

[akiroz]

@bowei Because he lost all that hard work, while my stuff could just be downloaded again.

 

[ImperialX]

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@Imperial
You have 3 weeks time

 

 
Hmm, 30 posts a day. I'll see if that's doable given my current schedule. xD

 

[bowei006]

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@bowei Because he lost all that hard work, while my stuff could just be downloaded again.

Oh,that's what you meant. Then yeah
 
Manveru
*bro hug*

 

[bowei006]

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Hmm, 30 posts a day. I'll see if that's doable given my current schedule. xD

Weak, I generally pull 60-140 a day. I have been on the list for almost half a year straight.....