Re: P2V with VMWare -> "ERR M"

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From: William Boshuck
Date: Thursday, February 28, 2008 - 8:41 pm

On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 07:24:41AM +0530, Girish Venkatachalam wrote:

One needs the right kind of cookbook (which cannot be
a culinary howto).

"The uninitiated will perhaps find these explanations
tiresome.  But, on closer examination, you will realize
that they are indispensible because they embody the
fundamental principles, methods, procedures, etc., that,
provided the explanations have been understood, will
allow you to achieve perfect success in any recipe
you undertake."  (Madame E. Saint-Ange)

Toning down the hyperbolic flourish at the end, it
brings to mind the man pages and the FAQ (which, as
we all surely agree, is infinitely superior to any
collection of mere howtos).
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Re: P2V with VMWare -> "ERR M", Úlfar M. E. Johnson, (Wed Feb 27, 7:32 am)
Re: P2V with VMWare -> "ERR M", Fabian Heusser, (Wed Feb 27, 10:48 am)
Re: P2V with VMWare -> "ERR M", Steve Shockley, (Thu Feb 28, 7:42 am)
Re: P2V with VMWare -> "ERR M", Girish Venkatachalam, (Thu Feb 28, 6:54 pm)
Re: P2V with VMWare -> "ERR M", William Boshuck, (Thu Feb 28, 8:41 pm)