Bruce Perens writes: > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > 1) For the invalid partition table: > > I got the same problem, because I declared both the DOS (/dev/hda1 for you I > > guess) and Linux (/dev/hda3) as bootable. > > That's all it takes, is it?
I first created the linux partition, then the swap partition (you know in this country we always do things the other way round.) So when the linux partition is created, it is not bootable. When the swap partition is created after that, the programm defaults it to be bootable. That brought me to the idea to bootablelify the linux partition as well. After all, why not? ;-) To fix my problem I needed to remove the bootable flags on both hda2 and hda3. Many thanks to all who have replied! Thomas Krichel mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.surrey.ac.uk/Economics/tkrichel
