Gene E. Bloch wrote:
On 1/31/2014, Ed Cryer posted:
I hate leaving this in the air. I could easily solve it for myself; thus.
1. Keep my established backup system running.
2 Take a sys image with only the C partition on it.
3. Restore and see what's there.

I would if I had the time; and that I don't.

Or maybe "I would if it would be fun, but it won't" :-)

I tend to like experimentation, and being retired, I often can find the
time - but some experiments just aren't that much fun.


I'm retired too. But some how or other I've taken on so much to do that
I can't figure how I ever had time to go to work.

This seems like a job for BillW50 and his umpteen laptops. He must have
one spare, with just the system initialisation stuff on the HD, and
hence quick to dump & restore. He could quickly create a Z partition,
take a sys image excluding Z, restore, tells us what's there.

Ed