GAG Boot Manager

[Maurice Helwig]

I have used GAG Boor Manager successfully for some years now.

I have win 7 partition, win XP partition, A Linux partition, and an
archive partition for data, all on a single 1 TB HDD.

Data and OS partitions are backed up or imaged for safety reasons.

I plan on moving the win 7 to a separate 120 Gb SSD as this is the OS I
use the most and the speed advantage will be considerable.

Does anyone know if I can Install GAG boot manager on the SSD and get it
to work as I have it now.

I have tried to get an account with sourceforge so that I can contact
the Author of the software but I have not been successful in doing so.

Does anyone know how to contact the Author.

GAG can be found here

http://gag.sourceforge.net/index.html

Maurice Helwig

 

[Maurice Batey]

Does anyone know how to contact the Author.

I also have used GAG for many years, but totally failed to get any
response from the developer.
(Tried others, but prefer GAG.)

 

[Ed Cryer]

I have used GAG Boor Manager successfully for some years now.

I have win 7 partition, win XP partition, A Linux partition, and an
archive partition for data, all on a single 1 TB HDD.

Data and OS partitions are backed up or imaged for safety reasons.

I plan on moving the win 7 to a separate 120 Gb SSD as this is the OS I
use the most and the speed advantage will be considerable.

Does anyone know if I can Install GAG boot manager on the SSD and get it
to work as I have it now.

I have tried to get an account with sourceforge so that I can contact
the Author of the software but I have not been successful in doing so.

Does anyone know how to contact the Author.

GAG can be found here

http://gag.sourceforge.net/index.html

Maurice Helwig

I'd try in the forum, here;
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gag/forums/forum/230439

or maybe drop an email to Sourceforge for the attention of Sergio Costas
Rodriguez.

Ed

 

[Good Guy]

I have used GAG Boor Manager successfully for some years now.

I have win 7 partition, win XP partition, A Linux partition, and an
archive partition for data, all on a single 1 TB HDD.

Data and OS partitions are backed up or imaged for safety reasons.

I plan on moving the win 7 to a separate 120 Gb SSD as this is the OS I
use the most and the speed advantage will be considerable.

Does anyone know if I can Install GAG boot manager on the SSD and get it
to work as I have it now.

I have tried to get an account with sourceforge so that I can contact
the Author of the software but I have not been successful in doing so.

Does anyone know how to contact the Author.

GAG can be found here

http://gag.sourceforge.net/index.html

Maurice Helwig

I guess you have already tried this link:

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[Urgjr]

I have also been experimenting with Gag on a computer with an SSD "disk" added.
On the latter I installed a second copy of W7. It is the third disk in the computer with Gag installed on the first.
I added this second copy of W7 in Gag. Then I tried to start it up. My findings are mixed. The first time things went smoothly but the second time I got the familiar choice between repair and normal startup. The first did not help and the second led to some rebooting but finally W7 started.
Then I decoupled the other disks so that only the SSD remained. On it are W7 and a Linux distribution with Grub installed in this distribution.
I then installed Gag. W7 started up all right and so did Linux. But a second time Linux did not start and W7 again asked about repair and normal.
Thus so far my conclusion is that Gag is not stable when an SSD is present.