Not yet, I have to download the latest cooker from work where we have a T1 connection. I'm at home sick today. If disk drake can do that, it'll beat the pants off any other partitioning tool out there. If I were you guys, I'd consider putting disk drake on it's own bootable CD for your commercial packages. That way someone can change partitions easily after Mandrake is installed. Pixel wrote: > Sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Hi, > > > > I decided to change my partition setup for Linux and reinstall Mandrake. > > Disk drake was the last partitioning tool I'd used and it gave me the > > error message, "Diskdrake cannot correctly read the partition table". In > > addition, partition commander reported the same problem. > > could you test using cooker? diskdrake has been enhanced and should now be able > to correct buggy partition table.
