Hi Glenn,
> Gdisk.exe can then hide/unhide/change active partitions
> Heres how I do it on my 1st HDD
> - --- !w95.bat is located in the root dir of partition 1 ---
> ('hides' all of the Dos partitions from W95, 'unhides' the W95 partition
> and makes that W95 partition active)
This sounds like a must have utility, but why do you hide your DOS partitions
from windows? If you actvate partitions in a different order, would drive
letters be assigned in *that* order, or are they always assigned by
hardware order? (My method of mirroring windows systems relies on being
able to convince any of two or three partitions that they are "C:" when
they are active, so being able to play around with activation order could
be really useful).
> gdisk 1 /-hide /p:1
> gdisk 1 /act /p:1
Why do you hide and then activate the same partition?
Ray Andrews,
Vancouver, Canada
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