If my memory serves me right, most of the tools available for disk
partitioning do not allow two extended partitions. One can probably
create one by hand (using some disk editor), but whether any OS will
recognize the second extended partition or logical partitions within
it is a moot question.
BTW why would you want to have more than one extended partition ?
Though as an academic excercise I think I'll try creating one and see
what happens when I setup my next hard disk..
Kala
On Fri, May 05, 2000 at 11:29:55AM +0530, Rohit typed:
> Kunal Shah wrote:
> > ofcourse
> > i am having one extended partion for nt and one for linux.
> > may be i am wrong but as my observation it is just like this.
>
> [Ahem], I meant, in Linux. Can we have extended partitions in
> both hda3 and hda4 ?
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