Generally, it is considered bad style to repeat a question as it is most unlikely that the encore will meet with more success than the original.

Perhaps you should ask yourself why it is that your first question remained without a reply?

Maybe because your question isn't clear at all? As a matter of fact I cannot even find a real question in your posts.

But if you really insist, my answers are: "No"; "Who knows?" and "Whatever floats your boat".

All sillyness aside: it would help if you can tell us what your target is? What do you want this script to do?

CountZero

"If you have four groups working on a compiler, you'll get a 4-pass compiler." - Conway's Law

In reply to Re: Accessing a RAW partition (Part Two)! by CountZero
in thread Accessing a RAW partition (Part Two)! by Ace128

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