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Prof. Longfellow
I have a dual-booted computer, and for those of you who might not know what that is, it is a computer that has two partitions; one partition for one operating system, and a second partition containing another operating system. In my case, I have a Windows partition and a Linux partition. The choice of which partition to boot up into is made at boot time. Usually, a menu is printed on the screen for some number of seconds where the choices are presented. If no choice is made within the number of seconds, then whichever OS is set to be the default boot OS is booted.Yesterday, I was working on a
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