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[gaf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Jerry Feldman)]

I'm glad they corrected it. When I was using it, my primary Linux machine 
was an Alpha, and my Intel was primarily for Windoz with Linux as a 
secondary boot. There was only one major application keeping me on Windoz, 
which was Quicken. As I started to spend more time on Linux I decided to 
use LILO as the boot manager. Using System Commander or Boot Magic to boot 
Linux is a two stage boot where LILO is one stage.
Dick Delp wrote:

> I recall using System Commander two or three years ago, and I thought
> it was a good boot manager and a poor partitioning tool.
> 
> But my recent experience and my comments are concerned with System
> Commander 2000.  I now believe they have got it right.  

-- 
Jerry Feldman <gaf@xxxxxxx>
Boston Linux and Unix user group
http://www.blu.org

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