On Wednesday 24 March 2004 04:57 pm, Kaj Haulrich wrote: > As an add-on : Until I got into Linux (7.0) I ran OS/2. On that OS I > always had 4 primary partitions : one for the OS, one for > applications, one for my private stuff and one for backup. All > HPFS. Maybe it's a leftover from way back, but this shema still > lives on my linux-boxes only with the three of them ReiserFS and > the last one FAT32 (just in case). All primary partitions are > "seen" just fine.
Which versions of Windows can see your ReiserFS partitions? I have Win2K dual boot on my laptop at work and although it "sees" that there are other partitions on the disk, ReiserFS, it does not assign drive letters to them so they are not accessible, thus ignored. I have also installed XP previously, again, it would note that there were additional partitions on the disk, it would not assign drive letters, thus ignoring the partitions. Well, other than to remove them, that is. So, which version of Windows are you running? -- Bryan Phinney Software Test Engineer
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