On Tue, 2006-06-06 at 22:28 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Lester Vedrox wrote:
> >> AB> Repartition disk (by FDISK or somethink like Partition Magic).
> >>
> >> EA> Use a GOOD partition editor (not MS FDISK... preferrably something
> >> with a reasonable user interface and something which y
Lester Vedrox wrote:
>>AB> Repartition disk (by FDISK or somethink like Partition Magic).
>>
>>EA> Use a GOOD partition editor (not MS FDISK... preferrably something with a
>>reasonable user interface and something which you are good at using.
>
>
> James, you should probably consider investing
On Tue, 06 Jun 2006 22:28:00 +, you wrote:
Hi Mark,
>http://gparted.sourceforge.net
>I would recommend trying that. The price is right! :-)
Easy to use, the GUI really help understanding how the partition
layout. Too bad it's too small for CD and too big for floppy, and need
to boot Linux.
Lester Vedrox wrote:
>> AB> Repartition disk (by FDISK or somethink like Partition Magic).
>>
>> EA> Use a GOOD partition editor (not MS FDISK... preferrably something with
>> a reasonable user interface and something which you are good at using.
>
> James, you should probably consider investin
On Tue, 06 Jun 2006 08:59:52 +0400, you wrote:
Hi,
>EA> The "cylinder > 1024" error message can have 2 causes:
>[...]
>EA> It is easy to fix 2. with a tool like Linux fdisk, but it is also
>EA> very easy to break your whole partitioning scheme while attempting
>
> This is what I mean, what s
> AB> Repartition disk (by FDISK or somethink like Partition Magic).
>
> EA> Use a GOOD partition editor (not MS FDISK... preferrably something with a
> reasonable user interface and something which you are good at using.
James, you should probably consider investing in partitioning software:
Pa
Hi!
6-Июн-2006 00:13 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Auer) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
>> >> JH> Is there any way to fix this "too many cylinders" problem,
>> >> 1. Backup contents of questioned disk.
>> >> 2. Remove (by FDISK) from disk all partitions.
>> >> 3. Reboot and ensure, th
Hi Arkady,
> JH> However, it then issues two IO errors (>1023 cylinders) and dies in
>
> This mean something wrong with disk geometry. For example, you
> partition disk not when LBA-mode was enabled or BIOS doesn't supports
> LBA-translation (when disk geometry parameters are adjusted so, th
Hi!
5-Июн-2006 12:43 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Haley) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
JH> When I set my boot manager to boot this other disk (F: in windows), it seems
JH> to start considering it drive C: as evidenced by the message I get at
JH> startup.
This is because BIOS "ex
of an unrecoverable
error, I'd think, than to try to continue only to get those results.
James Haley
>From: "Lester Vedrox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
>To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
>Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] wh
LV> - Drive -, NTFS, primary, hidden, Windows XP
LV> - Drive -, NTFS, primary, hidden, Windows 2000
LV> - Drive C, FAT32, primary, active, FreeDOS
Eric> Why would you make the ntfs drives hidden? DOS will not use them anyway...
This is just an example of the most straightforward configuration (
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