yes. But it would not be justifiable. All I've done is disagree with him, with evidence and reasoning provided, and I haven't been pedantic.loukingjr wrote:you do know mpack can ban you permanently from the forum right?ATheros wrote: mpack, it would be best if you avoided answering technical support questions in the future as many of your answers even in this thread have proven inaccurate. If you weren't a moderator I would assume that you are a troll.
How to merge up / merge down / abandon snapshot data?
Re: How to merge up / merge down / abandon snapshot data?
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Re: How to merge up / merge down / abandon snapshot data?
actually it would be justified. I certainly would. And your information is what is incorrect. Snapshots have worked essentially the same way since v. 2.2 when I started using VirtualBox 5 years ago which not what you described.ATheros wrote:yes. But it would not be justifiable. All I've done is disagree with him, with evidence and reasoning provided, and I haven't been pedantic.loukingjr wrote:you do know mpack can ban you permanently from the forum right?ATheros wrote: mpack, it would be best if you avoided answering technical support questions in the future as many of your answers even in this thread have proven inaccurate. If you weren't a moderator I would assume that you are a troll.
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I'm here to correct my understanding. Where was I mistaken?
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Re: How to merge up / merge down / abandon snapshot data?
I take back what I said. The software developers that have worked on VirtualBox for approximately 6 years, the moderators who have been working with it for up to the same amount of time, the users, some of whom have been running it for up to 6 years, have all managed to miss such an obvious error that you managed to glean in only a week. congrats.ATheros wrote:I'm here to correct my understanding. Where was I mistaken?
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Re: How to merge up / merge down / abandon snapshot data?
I would not think badly of someone for disagreeing with me, never mind consider banning them! It would be a different matter if they got abusive, then my moderator duties would come into play. Suggesting that someone might be a troll is getting pretty close.
Atheros: go check out the CloneVDI topic. Take note of what the tool does, and who the author is. Then come back here and kindly explain precisely what it is that I don't understand about VDIs, Snapshots etc. Or, explain what my inaccuracies were in this thread.
Atheros: go check out the CloneVDI topic. Take note of what the tool does, and who the author is. Then come back here and kindly explain precisely what it is that I don't understand about VDIs, Snapshots etc. Or, explain what my inaccuracies were in this thread.
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Re: How to merge up / merge down / abandon snapshot data?
I thought suggesting you should avoid giving technical support was close as well. I really didn't take his comment as just disagreeing with you. Hopefully he gets the point by now.
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