On Tue, 12 Nov 1996, Jonathan Stone wrote:

> The set of systems, and circumstances, for which this works
> reliably is  sufficiently non-inclusive that I don't think  it's worth it.

You mean `any system that boots from a hard disk' is `sufficiently
non-inclusive'?

> Whether that's ``fix'' or ``break'' seems open to some debate.

Well, it fixes some, but not all things. What does it break that
isn't already broken anyway?

cjs

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