On Thu, 20 Apr 2000, you wrote:
> > I'm guessing you used DOS Fdisk to create the extended
> > partition for your Linux. This is a "bad idea" (tm). This
> > makes Windows aware of that partition. Next time, just
> > leave empty space at the end of your Windows drive and let
> > Linux do the partitioning.
> > John
>
> Is is ok if you let Partition Magic 4/5 do it ?
>
MAYBE. I'd still suggest using Linux to partition it,
either using Linux FDISK or the nifty little util they have
at install. What I would use PM for would be to create a
blank area after Windows, which you can use Fdisk from
Linux to partition. That way, Windows knows NOTHING about
that partition and can't touch it! :-)
John
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