Subj : Removing Linux boot
To   : Dale Ross
From : Charles Scaglione
Date : Mon Aug 07 2000 05:36 am

Dale Ross wrote to Alan Zisman

DR>You might want to wait a while before removing them. You could
DR>encounter  a problem introduces by SP1 and thus remove SP1 and go
DR>back to original.

In the past I've removed the "uninstall" folder right after making 
certain the service pack worked as advertised.  (remember NT 4's SP 2?) 
But, instead of destroying the contents of the uninstall folder, I would
copy it to a zip disk and save it just in case.  That way, it can always
be copied back to the HD and used to remove the SP in case of 
difficulty.

However, the Service Pack uninstall info is now too large to fit on a 
single 100 MB zip disk and unless you use a Jaz drive (or the newer 
larger zip media) they can no longer be stored that way.  I suggest 
instead (for Alan) to save the uninstall folder to a CD-RW, tape, or 
other suitable media and hold on to it for awhile.

cscag@flash.net

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