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As someone who QA'ed Ghost 2003 for Symantec, I agree with you. The VPSGHBOOT stands for Virtual Partition Symantec Ghost Boot. Notice the word Virtual.
The bits actually reside in a contiguous sector file in the root of the primary partition. This file may be 8-100MB. If your disk is too fragmented, Ghost cannot create it.
The real reason for this stunt file is to eliminate the need for a boot floppy to launch Ghost (a PC-DOS 7 program compiled with DJGPP)
I was involved with another kind of chicken vacuum a few years ago.
It was basically a large stainless steel drum with a bolt-on lid and a sharpened pipe with a butterfly valve sticking straight up from the lid. The drum was drawn down to a 14 psi vacuum.
A fresh, headless bird would be impaled tail-down on the pipe, the valve tripped and BUCK-AWWK!
Nitromethane can be overly exciting to use as a monopropellant. The flame front has a tendency to creep upstream, past the injectors, through the fuel lines and into the fuel tank.
Several high school programs have community service requirements. Think of it as alternative homework. In my hometown (PDX), there is the International Baccalaureate program in some high schools (Cleveland, for one)with that requirement.
The pins were contacts for the capacitors that stored the bits. This was early _DRAM_. The capacitors bled down. One RPM was the refresh/read/write cycle. The physical positions of the pins only determined the location in memory and not the state.
It most definitely was sold assembled. I bought one (before Timex branded them, but had always built them) for $149.95
I also purchased (later) all sorts of goodies from MemTech (sp?), including a "real" keyboard and a 64K memory module. All of the inerfaces "centipeded' off the rear edge connector.
This bridge failure is a classic case of "flutter" induced by a solid deck with a solid web under each edge, creating a shallow upside-down "U". This is essentially an under-cambered airfoil and it "flew". Since it was still a "draggy" shape, the resultant von Karman vortices gave it a twisty motion as it bounced up and down in a sufficient breeze. This is one of the major reasons many current bridge decks are gratings or are perforated to equalize the pressure above and below the deck.
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As someone who QA'ed Ghost 2003 for Symantec, I agree with you. The VPSGHBOOT stands for Virtual Partition Symantec Ghost Boot. Notice the word Virtual.
The bits actually reside in a contiguous sector file in the root of the primary partition. This file may be 8-100MB. If your disk is too fragmented, Ghost cannot create it.
The real reason for this stunt file is to eliminate the need for a boot floppy to launch Ghost (a PC-DOS 7 program compiled with DJGPP)
I was involved with another kind of chicken vacuum a few years ago.
It was basically a large stainless steel drum with a bolt-on lid and a sharpened pipe with a butterfly valve sticking straight up from the lid. The drum was drawn down to a 14 psi vacuum.
A fresh, headless bird would be impaled tail-down on the pipe, the valve tripped and BUCK-AWWK!
It was an offal job, but someone had to do it.
And, the shell script for Windows is????
Rudy Opitz, one of the Me 163 test pilots, is still alive and a gliding instructor in Connecticut.
Nitromethane can be overly exciting to use as a monopropellant. The flame front has a tendency to creep upstream, past the injectors, through the fuel lines and into the fuel tank.
Backfire with a vengance.
When the Marines took Kuwait City in the Gulf Warr, they drove RC worn-out trucks through the "impenetrable" mine fields.
Several high school programs have community service requirements. Think of it as alternative homework. In my hometown (PDX), there is the International Baccalaureate program in some high schools (Cleveland, for one)with that requirement.
From the Laws of Combat:
The only thing more accurate than incoming enemy fire is incoming friendly fire.
"used spinning cylinders with pins for memory"
The pins were contacts for the capacitors that stored the bits. This was early _DRAM_. The capacitors bled down. One RPM was the refresh/read/write cycle. The physical positions of the pins only determined the location in memory and not the state.
I guess we can forget about the use of "Preludes to Eternity" 8-)
Classical music has ALWAYS been used extensively by low-budget movies. It's cheaper!
Or just change the folder name. Check out http://www.panug.org/articles/paperclip.htm for how to remove him from either O97 or O2K
Another way of looking at the Z80 is sort of like a 286, only faster.
It most definitely was sold assembled. I bought one (before Timex branded them, but had always built them) for $149.95
I also purchased (later) all sorts of goodies from MemTech (sp?), including a "real" keyboard and a 64K memory module. All of the inerfaces "centipeded' off the rear edge connector.
This bridge failure is a classic case of "flutter" induced by a solid deck with a solid web under each edge, creating a shallow upside-down "U". This is essentially an under-cambered airfoil and it "flew". Since it was still a "draggy" shape, the resultant von Karman vortices gave it a twisty motion as it bounced up and down in a sufficient breeze. This is one of the major reasons many current bridge decks are gratings or are perforated to equalize the pressure above and below the deck.