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Good idea. I was only having issues when the system tried to hibernate. As I understand it, it was due to the system reserved partition being the first partition but not being where GRUB 2.0 existed. That threw Windows for a loop because Windows expects the first partition to be the boot partition...
I am now having a horrible time trying to restore my files through wubi because when I do so, it hoses the GRUB menu on the image. I cannot do the normal repair operations through a repair CD since the GRUB exists in an image and not on a partition by itself. Looks like I may have to learn how to fix it the old fashioned way by backing up my GRUB data and trying to copy the new over the old. If only ROS worked with Windows...
All the people I work with love Linux and hate Windows. Having more of a Windows background and knowing how to avoid the pitfalls that most fall into that cause them to hate Windows is leaving me with the opposite feelings where I love Windows and hate Linux. I'd like to learn to love both, but I really need to learn more about how Linux works before I can do so.