After Mandrake Linux 10 is installed,WinXP detects new hardware.Why?
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After Mandrake Linux 10 is installed,WinXP detects new hardware.Why?
I installed Mandrake Linux 10 Official on my primary computer with Windows XP.When I booted to Windows after using Linux,it detected new hardware.Is this normal?If it isn't,what might be happening?
bruno buys; no os's are not hardware and hardware is not software but one without the other will not function at all. each serve the other. thats
where programming comes in. most hdwr have small software built in to interface with OS's there fore OS's are programs to interface with hdwr.
I think you'll find it detects a generic volume. In other words its noticed u have some partitions of an unknown format on your hard drive. So it registers them, i assume to keep track of current disk geometry.
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