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Posted 19 April 2013 - 08:31 PM
I installed first XP x86 on first partition of first disc, that is C:, and later XP x64 on the second partition of the first disc, designated as J:.
Now for me that is a problem, is it possible to convert that J: to C:? And then make those partitions not see each other?
I went reading a bit and figured out I need a boot manager, then wondered which out of the many should I choose, finally decided that GRUB 2 could be a safe bet, but I don't find information about it, all I see involves Linux which I'm not interested. If ultimately it is not possible to convert J: to C:, it's not a big deal either, I can reinstall XP x64 in the second partition from scratch, but I'd like to keep C: untouched by all means.
Any help is welcome. Thanks!
Posted 19 April 2013 - 09:00 PM
Download -
Tutorial -
Two items used - "GRLDR" and "MENU.LST" in the C-drive. The tricky part IF you want to install BOTH to a (quote)C-Drive(unquote) is that you will have to TOTALLY hide the FIRST install so the SECOND install will "think" it's installing to "C"...
For that initial "trick" you MIGHT be able to use PTEDIT32 found here -
I'm making a "guess" that as long as it's in the "Active/Boot" state that it will boot in spite of the fact that it's "temporarily hidden". You could make a basic LiveXP and place the program on the CD "just in case".
In any case, read the Tutorials thoroughly.... Flip/Flop the HDD Designations for each Boot. You can "cheat" and rename GRLDR<->NTLDR so the BootPart goes to
Edited by submix8c, 20 April 2013 - 09:28 AM.
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Posted 19 April 2013 - 10:01 PM
2 - Rename NTLDR to NTLDR.BIN
3 - Rename GRLDR to NTLDR
4 - Put the following in a file named MENU.LST in ROOT of C-Drive
color white/blue black/light-gray timeout 20 default 0 [[hook1]] title Microsoft Windows XP Professional x86 unhide (hd0,0) hide (hd0,1) chainloader /NTLDR.BIN [[hook2]] title Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 unhide (hd0,1) hide (hd0,0) root (hd0,1) chainloader +1 [[hook3]] title Reboot reboot title Shutdown haltYou can STILL boot the x86 at this point. Your problem now is only to get the x64 into the second partition.
Edited by submix8c, 19 April 2013 - 10:02 PM.
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Posted 19 April 2013 - 10:03 PM
The "hiding the partition" trick, I heard it from a video in youtube but for other reasons (not override boot loader from one OS to another). I know how to do that, the guy used gparted from a live CD so no risk there, if that's ok.
The part I'm 100% lost is about the boot manager, I will be full read on the tuto and videos when you confirm me I can't use GRUB 2.
Posted 19 April 2013 - 10:04 PM
For simplicity I omitted that I have also an EISA partition on first disk, it's the first partition, XP x86 second, XP x64 third.
I'd need to change that, right?:
[[hook1]] title Microsoft Windows XP Professional x86 unhide (hd0,1) hide (hd0,2) chainloader /NTLDR.BIN [[hook2]] title Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 unhide (hd0,2) hide (hd0,1) root (hd0,2) chainloader +1
Then what, reboot and reinstall XP x64? is that all?
Edited by Dogway, 19 April 2013 - 10:11 PM.
Posted 19 April 2013 - 10:08 PM
GRUB 2 is the default boot loader and manager for Ubuntu...
Edited by submix8c, 20 April 2013 - 09:28 AM.
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Posted 19 April 2013 - 10:24 PM
Does your MENU.LST avoid the need of gparted?
Edited by Dogway, 19 April 2013 - 10:36 PM.
Posted 19 April 2013 - 10:38 PM
Two predefined so GPARTED is out of play.I installed first XP x86 on first partition of first disc, that is C:, and later XP x64 on the second partition of the first disc, designated as J:.
GRUB2 and Linux/Windows - https://wiki.archlin...index.php/GRUB2
Edited by submix8c, 20 April 2013 - 09:27 AM.
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Posted 19 April 2013 - 10:43 PM
Posted 20 April 2013 - 12:15 AM
Also I don't know if renaming ntldr to ntldr.bin, and naming grldr to ntldr is legit, sfc can detect and replace it back or lead to some troubles, or not? Shouldn't I install grub4dos with the grub installer or bootice first?
Also if I were to load NTLDR.BIN (upper case?) I would need to edit my boot.ini to only one entry, so I avoid the XP boot manager from popping up. XP x64 would load from the grub4dos boot manager (namely grldr named as ntldr by the "chainloader +1" call), is that right?
edit: finally found the holy page that explains mostly everything. There is one thing still, they explain how to hide boot partitions from each other, but I bet they will still be named after consecutive letters because OS install is done prior to GRUB4DOS, just as my current situation.
Edited by Dogway, 20 April 2013 - 12:41 AM.
Posted 20 April 2013 - 05:15 AM
The grub4dos is NOT anymore on sourceforge (since YEARS).
The current release is here:
ALWAYS use, unless specifically told to use a specific version, LAST one marked as "Featured", right now:
There is NO NEED to rename anything to anything else , on the contrary it is STRONGLY ADVISED to NEVER do that.
grub4dos is MORE flexible than GRUB (legacy) and GRUB (GRUB2) because it has been designed with features that both the original GRUB and the unneededly made complex GRUB2 completely miss.
But to simply dual boot two XP's there is NO need for using any third party bootloader/bootmanager, the NTDLR is enough.
The real issue here is:
The quick answer is NO.Now for me that is a problem, is it possible to convert that J: to C:?
The long answer being, YES, it is possible but the procedure is so long, complex and prone to errors that it is NOT a smart approach.
Reinstalling from scratch is highly advised, really.
Yes, it is possible.And then make those partitions not see each other?
Ideally you should have three partitions, (one for the boot files NTLDR/BOOT:INI/NTDETECT.COM) and two one for each XP, but it is doable even with your current setup.
You need to re-install the second instance of XP, however AND have a "separate" booting media (ideally a PE).
The key is the file migrate.inf, that you will find in \$WIN_NT$.~BT\ after running the first part of the setup, see:
the file is used to "migrate" the current drive lettering (from the first XP install) to the second (new) one.
You need to edit it so that in the "new" install the first partition (the one with the XP 32 bit install) is NOT assigned to C: and INSTEAD the second partition (the one to which you are going to install the XP64) will get it. (in practice you will simply need to invert the drive letters, your migrate.inf will have two entries).
This way the C: letter will be assigned in the XP64 install to the second partition where the XP64 is installed to and the "other" letter will be assigned to the first one.
Later you can remove the drive letter from the "other" partition from each of the two XP's from Disk Management.
The issue here will be that to edit (if needed) BOOT.INI from the XP64 install, you will need to assign a drive letter to the first partition in order to access it.
The above is the "difficult way", if we are allowed to use grub4dos - at least for the mere install phase - it would be much simpler, as we can use it to hide the first partition (and thus there will be no need to edit migrate.inf).
The approach sketched by submix8c (set aside the renaming of grldr) is valid but it is "permanent", and at every other boot you will be setting/unsetting data in the MBR, something very like it can be used only during the install, and later provide a "normal" NTLDR choice between the two XP's.
Let me know which way you prefer, ask for directions BEFORE doing things.
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Posted 20 April 2013 - 05:51 AM
Here I will want to set x86 drive letter C: as a far letter, X: for example, so it doesn't displace my other known drive letters, D: (Data), E:, etc For my current XP x86 I don't care, second partition (where x64 will be installed) is already T:. Then I hide them, with disk management? is it possible?
I also didn't correctly understand your last sentence about boot.ini, mmm no I think I do, if I were to edit BOOT.INI isn't enough to boot to x86 and change it? I'm not very concerned about that I think.
Tell me if I missed something, actually I want the method that is less risky, about difficulty I funnily find this last one easier although (despite not being as straightforward). I think the risk here is to not miss the first reboot, otherwise the XP install continues.
For the grub4dos way I need to know more things I'd need to ask, specially for the menu.lst file, commands like norootverify, makeactive, etc
I'll do what you suggest me to.
Thanks for help.
Edited by Dogway, 20 April 2013 - 05:51 AM.
Posted 20 April 2013 - 08:32 AM
Yep.ok, I see, what you suggest is to interrupt the installation (when the Windows performs the first reboot after copying files) and boot from a Live CD, look for migrate, change letters, reboot and finish install of XP x64?
Yes, but you need some background.Here I will want to set x86 drive letter C: as a far letter, X: for example, so it doesn't displace my other known drive letters, D: (Data), E:, etc For my current XP x86 I don't care, second partition (where x64 will be installed) is already T:. Then I hide them, with disk management? is it possible?
I also didn't correctly understand your last sentence about boot.ini, mmm no I think I do, if I were to edit BOOT.INI isn't enough to boot to x86 and change it? I'm not very concerned about that I think.
Drive letter is a "residual" of DOS, NT based systems do not really-really use drive letters (though 99.99% of programs running in them do use them).
I know it sounds "crazy" apparently, but that is how it works.
Boot.ini uses ARC paths (and knows nothing about drive letters), this is why a typical entry in it is like:
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWSi.e. a partition/volume is accessed by it's address, in the above first partition (1) on first disk (0).
Then NT boots and the same volume is seen (in disk management or diskpart) in a similar way, the actual NT name will be \Device\Harddisk0\Partition1 or \Device\HarddiskVolume1 or \Device\Harddisk0\DR0 or , you can use the nice Sysinternals program Winobj:
and also an GUID is assigned to it (try running the MOUNTVOL command), like \??\Volume{83092730-6bfc-11df-b90c-806d6172696f}.
then a drive letter is assigned to it (i.e. the Volume is mounted to a drive letter).
If there are no related settings in the Registry (namely in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices ) the letter assignment is automatic (following a given set of Rules, first non-hidden primary on first disk is given C:, etc.) OR you can choose to NOT assign a drive letter (i.e. the Volume is NOT mounted) OR you can use INSTEAD of a drive letter (on NTFS only) a mountpoint see:
So, the idea is not to "hide" the partition(s) but simply to NOT mount the "other" volume on each of the two installs.
The easiest is to use migrate.inf during setup to have it mount to a "different from C:" drive letter, let's say U:, and later, once install is complete, de-assign the drive letter from the volume.
The reference I made was about the impossibility of accessing the BOOT.INI (as the only item that may need to be edited) on the non-mounted volume, but it is only a matter of temporarily mounting it in order to do the editing.
Yes, but actually in the worse case you will have re-installed to the "same, wrong" drive letter, nothing catastrophical.Tell me if I missed something, actually I want the method that is less risky, about difficulty I funnily find this last one easier although (despite not being as straightforward). I think the risk here is to not miss the first reboot, otherwise the XP install continues.
I gave you the "complex" way in order to see what you thought about it.
The key question here is if you have a working PE of some kind and you are familiar with it in order to do the editing of the migrate.inf.
Booting a grub4dos (from say a USB stick) and simply hiding the first partition (second in your case) before installing the XP 64 is far easier.
The only issue with this approach might be if the second partition (third in your case) is not a primary one but a volume inside extended.
Well, as a matter of fact what most people fail to realize is that a menu.lst is correspondent to a batch file, i.e. it is a way to repeat a set of commands at will, in this case you need not a menu.lst, you simply want to run a few grub4dos commands on the command line.For the grub4dos way I need to know more things I'd need to ask, specially for the menu.lst file, commands like norootverify, makeactive, etc
Think at grub4dos like you would think at DOS: it is a (minimal) Operating System with a set of commands available.
Think at menu.lst like you would think at DOS' Autoexec.bat and Config.sys, a set of commands (and choices) that will execute when booting the OS.
The grub4dos guide by diddy:
details enough most of the basic usage of the tool (though since the time it was written a number of new features were added to grub4dos).
You need to read just these pages:
and something about disk swapping:
and learn about three commands:
You are welcome.I'll do what you suggest me to.
Thanks for help.
If I were you I would boot from a USB stick with grub4dos on it (an easy way to create one is using RMPREPUSB: http://www.rmprepusb.com/ ), then issue these commands:
first three lines "restore" the disk order as if you hadn't booted from USB, the ls should show the contents of your current XP 32 partitions, it is just a check to make sure that device/partition numbers are correct.map (hd0) (hd1)
map (hd1) (hd0)
map --hook
root (hd0, 1)
this should list the contents of the partition on which you are going to install the XP 64.root (hd0,2)
You should (from the XP 32) delete the contents of this partition and make on it a "tag file", deleting the contents is needed because otherwise the XP install will probably use the current "wrong" drive letters from the XP 64 Registry and making on it a file like "thisis_64_bit_part.txt" is just a way to make sure that partition is the "right" one.
i.e. make active the third partition and hide the second one.makeactive (hd0,2)
hide (hd0,1)
Then reboot and install the XP 64 "normally".
Once done that simply unhide the second partition, either booting to grub4dos and:
or by using *any* Windows tool oriented to managing partition tables/MBR, the mentioned PTEDIT32 would do, but also any disk editor will do as well or any other tool you are more familiar with.map (hd0) (hd1)
map (hd1) (hd0)
map --hook
unhide (hd0,1)
When you reboot you will still have the XP64 only actually booting, this time the XP32 partition (since it is non-hidden) will get a drive letter, up to you if you want to change it or remove it alltogether in Disk Management.
Now you need to edit the BOOT.INI (on the XP64 partition) to add an entry for the XP32 partition.
This way the "main" bootmanager will be the one on the third partition.
If you want to use instead the one on the second partition you need to make that active instead (and add to the BOOT.INI on the second partition an entry for the XP64 install).
This is IMHO the less risky because you have handy a tool (the USB stick with grub4dos) with which one can fix any and all issues that may arise.
BEFORE doing any of the above, obviously, it is strongly recommended that you make a backup of the MBR "as is" (which BTW, since you have a partition that is - incorrectly - identiifed as EISA by disk management and that is a Recovery partition of some kind, is VITAL since besides the DATA also likely contains a non-standard MBR CODE allowing the access to the recovery parittion).
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Posted 20 April 2013 - 09:12 AM
What I tried to test a few days ago was booting windows from USB (in order to install a nlited OS with integrated RAID drivers), I couldn't make it work, I also used it to install the drivers at F6 previously, tested with 2 USBs and BIOS didn't like any.
I have for these things instead a CD-RW, and a DVD-RW I bought a few days ago that currently has burned this mod of my unattended XP x64 with the integrated RAID drivers, this one I will use.
I read also earlier today all the pages from grub4dos, skipped the few pages that had nothing to do with my case.
I'll read your help throughly and ask later.
My hard disk is as follows:
- x86
- x64
- Unpartitioned 8Mb (doesn't show in disk management)
Edited by Dogway, 20 April 2013 - 09:12 AM.
Posted 20 April 2013 - 11:11 AM
I take a line from the railroad industry, "never the trains shall meet". And in my own PC I change that slightly to read, "never the OS's shall meet".
It's a fairly well known fact, that if one OS can see another OS, it will try to "fix" it. I don't remember the details now, but XP and Windows 7 seemed to mess with one another. One would erase the restore points created by the other. (or something like that)
So now I have XP, Windows 7 and Windows 8 all installed on separate hard drives, all set up to run on my main desktop PC, but never all connected to run at the same time. I only power up the drive, with the OS, that I want to run at any one time. The other drives remain UN-Powered so there is absolutely NO freakin' way that one OS can interfere with another OS.
If I want to take one OS-Drive out and use it elsewhere or reformat it and put on a different OS, there is absolutely NO way that's going to interfere with my main OS.
I know this flies in the face, of all the explanations given here.....but that's just my own take on the problem of dual booting.
Happy Computing!
Posted 20 April 2013 - 11:27 AM
EISA is (was) an update/extension to the ISA bus:
On some machines equipped with that bus, a "hidden" partition containing the configuration utilities was created.
This partition had a partition ID of 12 which has NEVER been tagged (if not by the good MS guys) as EISA, as a matter of fact everyone know (knew) it as the Compaq Diagnostics partition:
(Compaq was one of the "Gang of nine") because it was the firm that at the time made the first machines and particularly the first "commonly used" machines based on this bus.
The bus soon faded into oblivion, and was replaced by faster buses, such as VESA and later PCI.
But there was a precedent of a "hidden" partiion with id 12 that has been later used extensively by Compaq itself and later by other manufacturers (including Intel and IBM to name a couple) for Recovery or Diagnostics use, see:
Microsoft NT based systems - trying possibly to be smart - tag in Disk Management the ID 12 partition as EISA instead of "unknown".
A partition ID that means "nothing" in the sense that it DOES NOT IDentify a particular filesystem as it can contain everything and the contrary of everything should not be tagged with something that actually does not exist (and possibly NEVER existed), IMNSHO.
Dell's Recovery partitions normally have a partition ID of DE, see:
if XP tags a DE partition as "EISA" it is twice wrong (and no, that doesn't make it a right ).
Edited by jaclaz, 20 April 2013 - 11:31 AM.
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Posted 21 April 2013 - 02:36 AM
There is no mention of a Windows 7 here, and there are simple workaround for your well known fact, that's what the OP is asking about . Saying "I don't believe in dual boot because it scares me" is not helping much, is it ?It's a fairly well known fact, that if one OS can see another OS, it will try to "fix". I don't remember the details now, but XP and Windows 7 seemed to mess with one another.
There are lots of ways of dual booting two XP on a same HDD, the basic is to understand what you do at first. Maybe try on an other blank HDD with OS you can mistakenly loose. Then you'll see how you can get them back up. Not much is lost until you format the wrong partition.
What I do is install both OSs, setting there own partition as active during install, then install Ranish Partition/Boot Manager that lets me choose at boot what partition becomes active and so what OS (always on C:) is booted. One C: becomes E: in the alternative scenario. My data partition (logical) remains D: in both cases. I never had a problem that I couldn't fix in 2 minutes.
Now Ranish is an old horse and I'm not sure how big a HDD it would support.
Posted 21 April 2013 - 07:46 AM
Here we have a "third" factor which is the Recovery partition.
Until the exact nature (and booting/accessing mechanism) of it is ascertained, changing the MBR CODE is NOT a suitable solution , hence the suggestion to use a selection mechanism outside and beyond the MBR.
Risks connected to overwriting the MBR code (in the case it uses a proprietary solution like the mentioned "Softthinks") are detailed here:
JFYI, among the "self contained in the MBR only" bootmanagers, the current state of the art is (and it is since years) MBLDR:
Only to counterbalance your report, I have run for several years a multiboot PC with:
- Windows 98 SE
- Windows 2000 (actually TWO installs of it)
- Windows XP
Certainly the multi-boot setup was accurately planned, and it is very possible that Windows 7 may have issues with XP, but I do have a couple system where there is Windows 7 installed as "main" system AND there is an XP "service" partition (and each can see the other) where I have had not (yet) any issue whatsoever, time will tell.
I have run for years double boot XP+XP and never had a single issue, so unless you know for sure that there is some issues for XP32+XP64, your recommendation of preventing them to "see the other" seems overcautious (and in any case Dogway is going to have them NOT "see the other").
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Posted 21 April 2013 - 09:42 AM
First, thank for explanation on the "EISA" partition, guess it shouldn't be called like that, but still, it applies as a partition right? so I assume partition orders don't change.
-Since I will be booting grub4dos from CD I guess I can skip the first code block (hd maps).
-So to start, I delete everything on my x64 partition, that is T:, and put inside a "tag file" (what file?).
-make x64 partition (third partition, right?) the root partition with:
-make the partition active (as in C:), while hiding current C: (my second partition after Dell diagnostic tools partition)
makeactive (hd0,2)
hide (hd0,1)
-reboot, and install XP x64 (I guess that at this stage on the Windows Install blue console x86 partition will be now hidden, true?), let it do the unattended, etc. reboot and load again grub4dos from CD to unhide XP x86 partition, make it active (default OS) by typing:
unhide (hd0,1)
makeactive (hd0,1)
-reboot again, it will boot into the only available OS at the moment that is XP x86. Change boot.ini to allow XP x64 to be accessed through default XP boot manager. Hide T: partition (C: on the XP x64 install) from Disk Management. Hide x86 partition from x64 OS as well.
Well, correct my process if something is wrong. Also I have many questions:
1. what tag file do I place onto the empty third (x64) partition?
2. Can't I hide each other partitions by using the hide commands? or is it because
3. in the end we are not installing grub4dos right?, but only using them as an indirect way of managing the migrate file from the command line. And the reason for that is due to -> an unusual "recovery partition", which I called EISA, and contains the "Dell Diagnostic Tools" (this is actually a Precision 690 Workstation), so not recommended to rewrite MBR with grub4dos.
4. I would ask you then, how to hide them with disk management?, but I don't think that's too critical to know by now (probably well documented around?), more importantly, how to backup MBR? This should be the very first thing to do, true?
You are a master, have all the variables covered. Let me know if you need any info on my system.
edit: I access the Diagnostic Tools by pressing F12 at the very start of the boot process, in the same panel I am to press F2 to enter BIOS. Later it takes me to a similar panel to that of F8 with certain entries (Boot from each disk, load from CD, Reboot, Recovery, Diagnostics, etc) Youtube link
Edited by Dogway, 21 April 2013 - 10:42 AM.
Posted 21 April 2013 - 01:08 PM
As to the tag file, he said:
[...] making on it a file like "thisis_64_bit_part.txt" is just a way to make sure that partition is the "right" one.
So make a txt file "thisis_64_bit_part.txt" with anything in it that you want. The purpose of it, as I understand it, is so that you can easily do a "ls" command, the grub4dos version of "dir" I believe, to confirm that you are in the right partition so you don't overwrite something you didn't mean to.
As to how to hide partitions using Disk Manager, he said:
So, the idea is not to "hide" the partition(s) but simply to NOT mount the "other" volume on each of the two installs.
The easiest is to use migrate.inf during setup to have it mount to a "different from C:" drive letter, let's say U:, and later, once install is complete, de-assign the drive letter from the volume.
meaning that in Disk Manager that you simply "de-assign the drive letter from the volume" and it will then be hidden, if I understood correctly.
Cheers and Regards
Posted 21 April 2013 - 01:29 PM
Yes , this is needed only if you boot form a hd-like device, such as a USB stick or external hard disk.-Since I will be booting grub4dos from CD I guess I can skip the first code block (hd maps).
To the numbered points:
1. *any* file, the idea is just to have a file that you can see with the ls command (in order to make sure that you are on the "right partition". I suggested a (can be an empty file or a text file containing something like "Hello peeps! ") named "thisis_64_bit_part.txt" but you can use any.
I guess an explanation needs to be made.
You are used to see partitions on the disk through Disk Management which shows them as a graphical map of the hard disk, i.e. representing them as a "stripe" with the beginning of the disk on the left and the end on the disk on the right, and with the various partitions represented in the order they occupy on the hard disk.
I will try to be more clear, the "first" partition in disk manager is the partition the occupies the first part of the disk (leftmost), "second" is the one to the right of it, etc, etc.
BUT a number of other addressing methods for partitions use NOT their position on disk but INSTEAD the position of the corresponding entry in the partition table.
The partition table has 4 "slots" or "entries" for writing partition address data (let's for the moment set aside Extended partition and Volumes inside it).
These entries are numbered, in grub4dos:
#0 is first partition entry
#1 is second partition entry
#2 is third partition entry
#3 is fourth partition entry
it is perfectly possible (and happens more often than not, and especially when a "Recovery" partition is involved in the setup) that a partition entry does NOT correspond to the order in which it is placed on disk.
Example, your "Recovery partition" may well be written to partition entry #0 BUT being placed at the END of the disk, OR, in one of the changes made in the past on the disk partitioning, entry #1 could be empty.
So a sensible thing to do (better be safe than sorry) is to check which partition corresponds to a given partition entry.
In grub4dos making a given partition (in the sense of the partition whose address data is written to a given partiion entry) root and then check which files are on it with ls is a quick way to make sure that you are dealing with the "intended" partition.
2. I am not sure to get the "meaning" of the question, right now, from what you report you have three partitions:
- the Recovery partition (which is already hidden, otherwise your first - 32 bit - XP install would have NOT gotten the C: drive letter)
- the partition (non hidden) where you have already the XP 32 bit installed (that you need to hide when installing the XP 64 bit)
- the partition (non hidden) where you are going to install the XP 64 bit (that needs to remain non hidden in order to install to it)
3. Yes and no.
NO, as a matter of fact we are going to use grub4dos simply as a MBR partitiion table editing tool, you can do the same booting from a DOS floppy with (say) MBRwizard, or from a PE and using MBRFIX or *any* disk editor. grub4dos is simply more handy as it is easily bootable (from CD/DVD in your case), has NTFS read access, has direct (and IMHO simple/linear syntax) MBR partition table access.
YES, the idea is to NOT touch the MBR (i.e. NOT writing the grldr.mbr to the MBR AND following few sectors) because this may cause the impossibility to boot again the Recovery partition.
The "enhancement" (let's call it "difference" ) with the solution proposed by submix8c is that in his solution grub4dos (still NOT installed, but called/invoked through the renaming of the files approach) the grub4dos becomes a "permanent" part of the booting sequence, whilst in the one I proposed grub4dos is just a tool to manage the MBR partition entries at install time.
If something is not really-really needed I find it better to NOT make it a key step of booting "forever", though nothing prevents from (as an eaxample) haveing grub4dos as a "third option" in the BOOT.INI.
I am FIERCELY against the concept of the RENAMING of the files (still better be safe than sorry) before or later it could happen that because of you, or a stupid windows update or anyway *somehow* the NTLDR file (which is a grldr under false name) is overwritten (or that some stupid software checks that NTLDR is actually the real NTLDR or whatever) creates an unbootable system or some other "damage" (additionally the renaming of the grldr may cause issues in more recent grub4dos builds)
The original idea of renaming was by spacesurfer:
but later it was (hopefully) "bettered" by this:
i.e. by changing the filename invoked by the bootsector, so that files kept their original names.
4. There is NO provision in Disk Management to hide/unhide partitions AFAIK. Why do you think there are so many "third party" tools to manage the MBR?
You will find tens of (wrong ) references about Diskpart being capable of hiding partitions, while most the connected commands are about assigning or removing the assignment of a drive letter to a volume, example:
There is however a way is to set a given ID to a partition, this is a RIGHT example:
Basically (at least for MS "recognized" parition ID's) any partition ID that begins with 1 means that it is a hidden partition of the type ID-10, like:
16 is a hidden partition ID 06
17 is a hidden partition ID 07
About backing up the MBR, we are before a doubt.
To backup ONLY the MBR the easiest would be a GUI tool, such as HDhacker:
the MBR is the first sector of the \\.\PhysicalDriven (n is the same as DISK #-1 in disk management or diskpart, i.e. first disk is \\.\Physicaldrive0, second disk is \\.\PhysicalDrive1, etc)
BUT in your case we don't know whether the "Recovery partition booting mechanism" relies on:
- the MBR only
- the MBR and *some* hidden sectors
- the MBR and all (normally 62) hidden sectors, i.e. first 63 sectors
- none of the above and the code is in the BIOS
- only the MBR
- the whole first head (63 sectors)
- the whole set of hidden sectors (if not 63)
using a command line tool like dsfo (part ot the dsfok toolkit):
the corresponding commands would be (choose the "right" n, for the first two :
dsfo \\.\PhysicalDriven 0 512 C:\mymbr.bin
dsfo \\.\PhysicalDriven 0 32256 C:\myhid.bin
for the third one you need to check how many hidden sectors you have (normally in a disk partitioned under XP is 63, but if it has been partitioned in Vista or later this number maybe different, normally 2048)
To check them quickly you can use the partition editor here (dtidata partition repair tool):
99.99% you will have a partition with "Rel Sectors" (i.e. "hidden sectors" or "sectors before" or LBA offset of partition) of 63, in the 0.01% in which this does not happen, you will need to multiply it by 512, example for 2048 sectors 2048*512=1048576 and thus:
dsfo \\.\PhysicalDriven 0 1048576 C:\myhidall.bin
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Please bear in mind the difference between "Utility Partition" and "Recovery Partition". They may or may not be the same partition. It has yet to be ascertained if the second truly exists in order to (e.g.) "Restore To Factor" (from some sort of Images) -AND- are one and the same.
AFAICR, just the Partition Type is necessary for the BIOS (the F-whatever key) to boot to it, with or without the MBR code. I'll be glad to prove that "theory" with my Dell if you wish, but I DO believe I did that with my Brother's Dimension 4600 using it as a LiveXP/Recovery Solution (from the BBS Selection). How ODD that it was a Clean Install/Setup and used the Standard XP MBR, only having Type=DE in the first Partition (the Second as the "Standard" Type=07 Bootable) and WORKED.
Don't confuse the two or the ABSOLUTE necessity of the MBR code to access it. It may ONLY be needed IF Recovery is possible. Easy enough for the OP to prove by backing up the Sector(s), using the MBRfix to "replace" it, then attempting to Boot to it via the BIOS Selection. IF it works, then the MBR has absolutely nothing to do with anything and IF there is absolutely NO Recover To Factory available then it becomes a moot point, not so? (You can ALWAYS put the Original MBR back.)
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Posted 22 April 2013 - 12:27 AM
"Later you can remove the drive letter from the "other" partition from each of the two XP's from Disk Management."
What is this for, "hide" my partition, unmount it?
What should I do then, the above Disk Management procedure, or the Disk Part one by setting a +10 new ID? I remember having issues with DiskPart on XP before, being unable to format a drive with custom block size.
I will backup the recovery partition right away in those explained 3 ways, but to clear things up yesterday I made a video of my system booting that you might have missed.
I made it so you could tell me exactly if what I have is a recovery partition or a Utilities partition (I read that Utilities normally go first, and recovery last in partition order).edit: I access the Diagnostic Tools by pressing F12 at the very start of the boot process, in the same panel I am to press F2 to enter BIOS. Later it takes me to a similar panel to that of F8 with certain entries (Boot from each disk, load from CD, Reboot, Recovery, Diagnostics, etc) Youtube link
And in case that's not enough to know, ask you how can I know it (what exactly to backup, if any). FYI my system came installed with XP x64, if that helps.
Either way, I'm gonna backup those three meanwhile, so rather than "what to backup", "what to delete" (or replace, when a fix is called)
edit: backed up the MBR, and whole first head. Rel sectors showed 63, so only backed up those two.
submixc8: Is it risky to test that what you say? I already have the backups, anyway I will follow jaclaz guidelines in case there's a better way to know what kind of partition/booting mechanism I have.
Edited by Dogway, 22 April 2013 - 12:28 AM.
Posted 22 April 2013 - 01:57 AM
I'm pretty sure I moved a Dell Diagnostic partition to the end of a disk two years ago and it was still working. Also keep in mind that Dell keeps changing the way they arrange their stuffs.That PC had 4 primary partitions out of the box. Thank you Dell.Please bear in mind the difference between "Utility Partition" and "Recovery Partition". They may or may not be the same partition. It has yet to be ascertained if the second truly exists in order to (e.g.) "Restore To Factor" (from some sort of Images) -AND- are one and the same.
AFAICR, just the Partition Type is necessary for the BIOS (the F-whatever key) to boot to it, with or without the MBR code. I'll be glad to prove that "theory" with my Dell if you wish, but I DO believe I did that with my Brother's Dimension 4600 using it as a LiveXP/Recovery Solution (from the BBS Selection). How ODD that it was a Clean Install/Setup and used the Standard XP MBR, only having Type=DE in the first Partition (the Second as the "Standard" Type=07 Bootable) and WORKED.
Posted 22 April 2013 - 04:05 AM
- there may be n different ways the "recovery" or "service" partition is booted
- there are (at least) THREE different ways to avoid automatic drive lettering
Ponch just confirmed what was hinted before and partially documented on mentioned Dan Goodel's pages, DELL (which BTW has historically and gerically a "quirk" for introducing changes in almost *anything* from BIOSes to XP install disks, and generally adopting NON-standard solutions) the "DE" partition can contain everything and the contrary of everything.
As well the video does not in any way provide means to know (for sure) the exact mechanism that is used to boot to the "DE" partition, the F2 may cause a jump to a routine fully embedded in the BIOS, chainload a "special" DELL MBR passing to it a "switch" parameter, chainload directly another sector on the hard disk, there are many possibilities.
Not knowing exactly the specific way the specific machine uses, backing up everything is logical, since it costs nothing (in terms of money) and very little (in terms of time).
The generic problem is the following:
How is it possible to avoid that a partition or volume is auto-mounted and/or that drive letters are automatically assigned to it?
Normaly an XP will autoassign drive letters along an algorithm that is detailed here:
but for what is needed here is VERY simple:
First Primary partition on first hard disk drive gets letter C:
There are at least THREE different ways to avoid that:
- (ONLY valid at Setup) use a migrate.inf to force the assignment of another letter to that partition (and force the C: to the other partition)
- (valid BOTH at setup and during "normal" operation) hide the First Primary partition in the MBR partition table, this way NO letter will be assigned to it.
- (ONLY valid during "normal" operation) force the unmount of the partition and/or assign to it NO drive letter
#1 is the most complex and thus more prone to error
#2 is the most simple BUT in the case of a dual boot needs a third party boot manager capable of hiding/unhiding partitions
#3 is simple and needs NOT the use of a third party boiotmanager BUT cannot be used at setup (actually during setup this aproach is the same as #1 and needs a migrate.inf)
The idea is to use the #2 (simpler) during setup and #3 (simple and needing not third party tools) during "normal operation".
One of the possible ways to do #2, i.e. hide the partition (in the MBR) through the use of grub4dos has been given, you can use any other tool to do the same.
Once the XP is installed, you unhide the partition (again any suitable tool can be used) and implement #3 by using Disk Management or Diskpart (or a direct Registry editing, whatever suits you).
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Many years ago, my grandmother and great aunt came from the cold wintery land known as Finland to the United States. I grew up with a tradition of sauna and an appreciation for this small country up by the polar circle. Since Jean Sibelius first composed symphonic tone poems like The Kalevela and Finlandia, Finland has been known as a country from which some very beautiful and different music has developed. Today, I would like to share with you my Top Ten Favorite Finnish Metal Bands. 1. Ensiferum My favorite viking metal band hails from Helsinki. The name means "sword bearing" On their first albums Jari Maenpaa sang and played guitar, but he went on to form Wintersun (a fine band in its own right). Along came Petri Lindroos of Norther, and he has been with them since. The band has been described as folk metal, viking metal and melodic death metal. They feature clean and death vocals, guitars, and keyboards. My son and I saw them at the Worcester Palladium last year in December. You can check out their discography yourself Ensiferum Iron Victory Songs and their latest, From Afar. Or check out my review of their concert Ensiferum Viking Death Metal from Finland Live in Worcester 12/04/2009 2. Nightwish If Andrew Lloyd Weber had grown up listening to Metallica this is the sort of music he may have written! Nightwish combines a heavy metal band with an opera singer to fantastic results. They formed in 1996. The band's first albums featured Tarja Turunen as the operatic singer, but after personal differences, she left and Anette Olzon replaced her in 2007. Nightwish has been described as symphonic metal, gothic metal and power metal. Check out Nightwish - End of an Era My son and I saw Nightwish at the Worcester Palladium back in 2007. 3. Children of Bodom - This melodic death metal band named after unsolved murders at Lake Bodom has really released some awesome stuff. Certified gold on all their albums in Finland, they are beginning to catch on in the US. Children of Bodom is my son's favorite melodic death metal band. CoB was formed by Alexi Laiho, the lead guitarist and vocalist. The band features keyboards and extravagant melodies in their songs giving them a unique sound. My son and I saw the band in 2009 at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel in Providence, R.I. Check out Children of Bodom in concert for yourself Children of Bodom -Chaos Ridden Years - Stockholm Knockout Live or check out the show I saw Children of Bodom Live at Lupos 09/18/09 4. Finntroll Folk Metal from Helsinki, Finland! Finntroll is an amazing folk metal band that combines traditional folk music with death metal. They even have bits of classical music in there. The band also uses keyboards for a melodic sound. Finntroll sing their songs in Swedish. Lyrics are often about legends and tales of the Troll King and his followers. Check out a couple albums and see what you think Midnattens Widunder Ur Jordens Djup My son and I are going to see them at the Worcester Palladium in April, 2010. 5. Turisas Another folk metal or viking metal band from Finland. They were founded in 1997 and named after the Finnish god of war. The band uses electric violins and an accordion as well as traditional guitars, bass and drums. They sing songs based on Norse Mythology and Viking History. Check out one of their albums The Varangian Way or check out their live performances from the Finnish Open Air Festival Turisas -A Finnish Summer 6. Korpiklaani "Forest Folk" in Finnish, this folk metal band from Finland was originally a folk group called Shaman. They listened to some Finntroll and added metal to the mix. Korpilani is a lot of fun to listen to, they even use a violin and an accordion in their sound. They sing songs based on Finnish folk lore and the occasional drinking song! My son and I got to see Korpiklaani at the Worcester Palladium a couple weeks ago. Korpiklaani and Tyr rock the Worcester Palladium 01/08/2010 7. Swallow the Sun Doom metal at its finest! Finnish band Swallow the Sun was formed in 2000 by guitarist Juha Raivo and they sing a mix of doom metal / melodic death metal. Although they only have four albums out so far, they are all very good. Check out their latest album New Moon. Better yet come with us to see them at the Worcester Palladium when they play with Finntroll. 8. Amorphis This band was started back in 1990 and has constantly changed its sound over the past 20 years and 9 studio albums. They started as traditional death metal, but evolved into progressive metal and have also been called doom metal, folk metal and gothic metal. The band uses guitars, bass drums and keyboards to form their sound. It is hard to put a label on Amorphis's sound, but it is always good. The band frequently bases their songs on the Finnish epic poem collection The Kalevela. Check out one of the band's first progressive metal albums Tales from the Thousand Lakes/ Black Winter Day It includes one full length album and a bonus EP of 4 songs 9. Moonsorrow Although the band calls themselves "epic heathen metal" I think of them as progressive metal. Moonsorrow has also been called pagan metal, folk metal and black metal. It is rare to find a Moonsorrow song less than 8 minutes long, many of their four albums feature long involved epic compositions. The songs of Moonsorrow are based in Finnish mythology and poetry. They sing in Finnish and use guitars, bass, keyboards and drums. I am looking forward to seeing the band at the Worcester Palladium with Swallow the Sun and headliner Finntroll. 10. Apocalyptica - This is a Finnish metal band from Helsinki that plays heavy metal music on CELLOS! Their 1996 debut album was a huge success, the band covered several Metallica songs. 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Start working on UTF-16. Updating macros and adding new ones.
renaming utf8 to utf, JIT compiler update, disallowing invalid utf chars
better digit parsing, first_byte, req_byte are renamed to first_char req_char respectively
Make character ranges 16 bit friendly
Update those opcode sizes whose depend on IMM2_SIZE
Make simple patterns work in PCRE16
PRIV macro added, several new files added
string utilities added
Apply Zoltan's big patch.
Created a new branch for the development of 16-bit support.
JIT should use pcre_malloc/pcre_free for allocation.
Supporting OP_NCREF, OP_RREF and OP_NRREF by the JIT compiler
Support OP_ANYBYTE in JIT when utf8 is disabled and optimizing utf8 character length computation
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If you suffer from hair loss and are looking for a hair restoration product then there is one product that you might already be aware of – Scalp Med. Scalp Med is a product that says that it is clinically proven to help regrow hair – quite a statement! You can see this promise on the packaging on the product in the photo that I took below:
Now this is quite an interesting statement for a couple of reasons:
- Would Scalp Med be allowed to place that statement on their advertising if it wasn't true (from a legal perspective)?
- Scalp Med would have to be pretty darn confident about their product to make such a bold claim.
Now, at the time of writing this blog there are no Scalp Med complaints listed on any of the federal or governmental websites that have been followed up via court action. Does Scalp Med work? Well, that's the next interesting point… and why I put this blog together.
What I am going to do is use Scalp Med on a daily basis for around 3 months to see if it actually does work – if Scalp Med is a Scam then I will tell you about it and put the results up on this blog.
What's In Scalp Med?
OK, so in terms of ingredients let's take a closer look at that. If the ingredients in Scalp Med are genuine and proven to help with hair loss then surely that means Scalp Med is not a scam right?
One look at the packaging when opening the box shows that Scalp Med has two main ingredients. Vitadil-5A and Vitadil-2A. According to the company these both contain FDA-Approved formulas to help with hair growth. Good start so far! (You can visit the FDA website here).
The active ingredient of these two formulas and products is something called Minoxidil. According to Wikipedia, Minoxidil is (and I fully quote the Wiki entry here:
Minoxidil is an antihypertensive vasodilator medication. It also slows or stops hair loss and promotes hair regrowth. Now off-patent, it is available over-the-counter for the treatment of androgenic alopecia. Widely used for the treatment of hair loss, it has been proven clinically effective in both the prevention of loss and in establishing varying degrees of hair re-growth in males and females suffering pattern baldness.
If you want to read the remainder of this Wikipedia entry then I would recommend you visit the site to read in full.
Now, taking everything into account that I can see so far, there is absolutely no reason at all to think why people would think Scalp Med was a scam. It has the right ingredients, it's clinically tested (apparently) and on top of that, you just need to look at the cool before and after photos that they have on their website – check the photo below.
I really love the look of the results from Scalp Med shown in these photos. What I am gonna do is get started with the new box I've got (see photo) and then start posting the results on this blog when I next get a chance.


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Monthly Archive for February, 2008
Something fishy about this contest
I interrupt this race for first place to offer a brief, irrelevant rant … So Siena is holding a "Shoot for $50k" contest at halftime of Friday's game. It's a neat concept: A guy comes out and tries three half-court shots; if he makes two, he wins $50,000. Even if he misses, he gets a […]
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UAlbany's Brown responds to Binghamton coach
Just wanted to bring you a little more from UAlbany coach Will Brown, responding to Binghamton coach Kevin Broadus' accusation that Brown's comments about the Bearcats earlier this season were "unprofessional" and "classless." Broadus seemed particularly incensed by Brown's remarks about Binghamton senior guard Mike Gordon and junior forward Reggie Fuller that Broadus construed either […]
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Binghamton coach angry at UAlbany's Brown
Binghamton first-year coach Kevin Broadus unloaded on UAlbany coach Will Brown in an interview with the Binghamton student newspaper. Broadus is unhappy with Brown's comments after Binghamton's 71-57 victory at SEFCU Arena on Jan. 12. Brown said he was an "Al Walker guy," a reference to the Binghamton coach who preceded Broadus. Brown also made […]
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A first look at Siena's chances for first place
Let me begin with a disclaimer: Right now there are far too many (and I mean far, far too many) scenarios to consider to post a comprehensive report of Siena's chances of winning the MAAC regular-season title. So I'll begin with a basic briefing. First, here is the obvious: If Siena wins its final two games and Loyola as […]
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UAlbany-Binghamton preview
UAlbany tries to get Canisius off the brain when the Great Danes face SUNY rival Binghamton on Wednesday at 7 p.m. inside the Events Center in Vestal. Here are the probable starting lineups: UAlbany (13-14 overall, 8-6 America East): Sr. G Brian Lillis, 6-5 (16.0 ppg, 6.3 rpg); Jr. G Jerel Hastings, 6-5 (5.1 ppg, […]
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UAlbany tries to rebound from "bad loss"
UAlbany coach Will Brown did his weekly radio spot on WOFX this morning and talked about his team's embarrassing 64-60 loss to Canisius on Saturday. "Yeah, I thought it was a bad loss, and that's not any disrespect to Canisius," Brown said. "They played very hard and have good young talent …. I made a […]
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Siena, welcome to South Dakota
The entire Siena traveling party flew this morning from Idaho to South Dakota. So the Saints touched down within arguably the two most obscure states in the union on the same day. This wasn't the plan. Our entire group was scheduled to fly from Boise to Minneapolis. From there, Fran McCaffery, John D'Argenio and six players were to […]
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Revealed: The mystery of the Boise blue turf
One of the school's colors is blue. That's the simple explanation for why the football field at Bronco Stadium, the 30,000-seat home of Boise State's football team, has blue synthetic turf. Now here's the whole story: Back in 1986, athletic director Gene Bleymaier realized the football stadium needed a new turf field to replace the […]
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Saints looking to buck Broncos
Here's the blog preview … The Game: Siena at Boise State, 10 p.m., Taco Bell Arena Radio/Internet: WROW (590 AM) / ESPN360.com Probable starters: Siena (16-10): So. G Ronald Moore, 5-11 (9.2 ppg, 5.2 rpg); Jr. G Kenny Hasbrouck, 6-3 (15.2 ppg, 2.8 rpg); So. F Edwin Ubiles (17.2 ppg, 4.1 rpg); Jr. F Josh […]
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Times Union Center simulcast now free
Siena no longer plans to charge $5 for fans to attend its simulcast of Saturday's game against Boise State. The event, which begins at 10 p.m. at Times Union Center, now is free. Times Union Center will pick up the feed from ESPN360.com, which is not available to users of Time Warner's Road Runner Internet service.
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How Al Qaeda lit the Bali fuse: Part two
Religious-teaching sessions that included films of Christian-Muslim conflict in Indonesia energized young men to join in jihad.
The images from the hand-held camera jiggle as they zero in on a column of irregulars shouldering homemade rifles and dressed in T-shirts and sandals. They're marching off to wage jihad against Christians, according to the caption on the screen.
As they file past the low terra-cotta roofs and whitewashed walls of Siri Sori village and into the surrounding banana and coconut groves, the camera focuses on a smiling man in a black T-shirt. As he turns and waves, a new caption identifies him as "the martyr Abu Dzar" - killed in action against Christians on Oct. 23, 2000.
Abu Dzar was the nom de guerre of Haris Fadillah, leader of the Laskar Mujahidin, a militia group that cranked up the violence in the Muslim-Christian war that erupted in Indonesia's Maluku provinces in 1999 and inspired a generation of Indonesian militants.
Mr. Fadillah was also the father-in-law of Omar al-Faruq, a key go- between for Indonesian militants and Al Qaeda who is being held without charges by the US. Mr. Faruq, Fadillah, and dozens of others used the violence in Maluku as the raw material to recruit many of Indonesia's militants through a carefully honed propaganda campaign. Their efforts culminated in the terror attack that killed 202 people in Bali last October.
Video compact discs and tape-recorded sermons have been essential tools for spreading Al Qaeda's ideology, going back to the resistance of Afghan and other Muslim fighters to the Soviet occupation in the 1980s. Osama bin Laden got his start aiding those fighters - sometimes with CIA assistance - and videos were used both to enlist fighters and raise funds.
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Tea Party Nutjobs from the ABLE PACSubmitted by John M. (not verified) on Sat, 04/02/2011 - 9:55am.
Tea Party Nutjobs from ABLE PAC -- run by a Ms. Carolyn Bordeaux according to NHC Board of Elections -- that's whose behind that blabbering lunatic Brian Berger. The only reason they are not posting comments in the last few hours is because they are in an EMERGENCY MEETING this morning trying to talk strategy after the devastating expose in the Star News and WWAY. The local tea party people are a bunch a hypocrites -- they always talk about transparency, but all their strategy meeting are closed to the media and even other Republicans. They will not release Berger's IRS returns because they don't want him to be exposed for who he is -- a out-of-work hack. So sad. SHAME on BEN McCOY and the rest of you ABLE punks! »
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Unbiased Reviews by Real People
We were looking for an umbrella stroller to take on vacation with us. We test drove a number of umbrella strollers at Babies-R-Us, and found that the price ranges were cheap to ridiculously high. But we liked the Maclaren Triumph and decided to get it. The Maclaren Triumph (referring to the charcoal edition per this review) is about 11 pounds, not as light as some other umbrella strollers, but has other features which make up for it. It comes with a rubber-padded shoulder strap which is nice, and makes it easy to carry around, if you so desire. Opening it is fairly easy, but for some reason not always easy enough to do with one hand and foot. On our particular stroller, one of the bottom brackets gets caught and we sometimes have to undo it quickly with another hand. Hard to explain, but honestly it's no big deal. Not enough of a big deal for me to return the stroller. Now, if you're carrying your child, baby bag, etc, it could be a problem. Once open, there's enough butt-room for our "less than 2 year old" child. The five point harness is secure, a little too secure, in that it's kind of hard to squeeze open. The sun shade is a bit short, and doesn't cover my child's face from the sun completely. But then again, how many umbrella strollers have a sun shade. It has a recline feature, but honestly probably only reclines an extra 30 degrees from upright. You can't lay your child horizontally. There is also a little storage area undeneath the seat, which is useful, but again much much much smaller than say, in a full sized stroller/travel system. Especially when my child is in it, it's sometimes hard to retrieve items. The best part is the maneuverability. We had no problem zipping in and out of people in crowds. It can turn on a dime, and, although light, felt sturdy. The handles are foam-covered and ergonomically angled. **There is no cup holder** you have to buy it separately, which we did, and weren't 100% happy with it, which is basically a rubber sleeve with mesh bag that you hang on the back of the stroller. Speaking of which, the stroller is so light that if there's so kid sitting in it, it will tip over with any bag hanging on the back. With all that being said, I still love this stroller. It has many features that other umbrella strollers don't have, although the quality of those features are less than you would get with a full-size stroller.