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> Why do I select '+' to move an down in the boot priority and '-' > to move it up? Be glad you can organize the boot priority at all. I mean, normal BIOS you get on white-box PCs gives you this kind of thing: SCSI, CDROM, A: CDROM, C:, A: A:, C:, SCSI ... The first problem is that if you want to boot from SCSI on just about any SCSI controller, incuding the one included on the motherboard, you have to select "C:". If you select "SCSI, CDROM, A:" it won't find the hard disk *ever*. The second problem is that 99% of the time you either want to boot from the hard disk only, or you want to try the floppy and the CD, then the hard disk. AND THERE IS NO OPTION FOR THAT. I'm serious. Go look for either "A:, CDROM, C:" or "CDROM, A:, C:". THEY ARE NOT IN THERE. This is not rocket science. > But just so folks don't think I'm picking on x86, I have one word: > Forth. forth of all time the greatest language is! simple efficient and to learn easy also! like yoda talking in no time will you be! scary thing is, serious am I.
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