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MS
Fdisk does not recognize linux partitions. You'll have to use some other
means (partition magic or do what I do, hook the HD up to a working linux
computer and fdisk it there, then put it back)
Shaun
Hi all. First I have to say, 2 dual boot
computers later and all is nice and smooth. Thanks to all on the list
that responded.
I have a new question. A while back, I
installed redhat 6.2 on an old hp, worked fine. Now my child needs a PC,
and it too will be dual boot. How do I get the drive back so MS can
recognize it? MS FDISK gives me 2 drives,
1. 16 mb primary DOS
2. 2 GB extended DOS
I can't delete the extended drive, because it has
logical drives set up, when I go to delete logical drives, there aren't any to
delete.
So as far as MS is concerned, I have 1 16 mb
drive I can work with.
HELP!!!
Dean
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