According to Devin Randall: While burning my CPU.
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> Solaris uses type 82 for it's filesystem, the same type that Linux uses
> for swap partitions. Try looking there.....
Nope, Vince DiMascio said "When I installed RH again" meaning his partition
and filesystem is "Linux native". LILO is the problem.
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> Richard Adams wrote:
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> > According to Vince DiMascio: While burning my CPU.
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> > > Hi,
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> > > I just installed Solaris 7 on my PC. It was running RH5.1
> > > After realizing that I had no idea what I was doing, I figured I'd put RH
> > > back on the HD and install Solaris somewhere else. When I installed RH
> > > again and booted the system for the first time, I got a message saying that
> > > the Solaris Partition can't be accessed. This is after using RH's Disk
> > > Druid to partition the drive and install RH fresh! How can I get my drive
> > > back?
> > > Any comments would be greatly appreciated (except those about poor planning)
> > > Thanks
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Regards Richard.
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