yup nikhil
i've done many linux installations and am extremely comfortable with fdisk. i thought
that for a new user (i assumed swarandeep to be a newbie) that would be a simple
method than doing 'fdisk /dev/hda1' and then p/d to print/delete a partition etc.
let's ask swarandeep -
SWARANDEEP, were you able to delete the linux partition??
anyway thanks for the info :)
vivek
On 26 Jun 2002 11:55 IST you wrote:
> > Vivek,'
> > I belive that the changes you make at the time u select the disk druid are not
>saved as u restart the machine. A better way is to use fdisk instead of disk druid .
>Just boot normally ur o.s in linux . Then say
> > #fdisk /dev/hda1 or hda2 or any linux native partion, this will open a fdisk menu
>for u .
> > use m for help. This will guide you but do not forget to save and write the
>changes to disk by pressing w at the end.
> > reply me if you find something wrong with it .
> >
> > take care
> > nikhil
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