Mark I have found Partition Magic unreliable on WindowsXP Service Pack 2
(and later) versions of NTFS.
JL, Mark I would recommend trying:
http://gparted.sourceforge.net
JL Easy to use, the GUI really help understanding how the partition layout.
Too bad it's too small for CD and too big
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From: Lester Vedrox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mark I have found Partition Magic unreliable on WindowsXP Service Pack 2
(and
later) versions of NTFS.
JL, Mark I would recommend trying:
http://gparted.sourceforge.net
JL Easy to use,
Hi Johnson,
I've always found FreeDOS FDISK works exactly as I'd expect both on new
and used hard drives including the option to install and remove the MBR.
Are you sure you read the readme that comes with it? All the machines on
our network started life with FreeDOS FDISK.
As I understand
Johnson Lam wrote:
Hi,
Actually it's not a BUG, FDISK always FORGET to write the Master Boot
Record to the hard disk, just test 2 hard disk this afternoon.
That's why the original hard disk still boot up showing LILO.
Hope someone can patch the FDISK, it should be easy to fix this minor
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 in
On Wed, 07 Jun 2006 15:28:13 +, you wrote:
Hi,
The fact that it is running Linux isn't a problem...it doesn't install
Linux on the hard drive and GParted is a GUI program very similar to
Partition Magic. It is about 40 Mebabytes and fits on a CD just fine.
Linux runs from the CD and memory.
Hi All!
i'm new in freedos world! =)
i was see, ''web browser'', ''gui'' and others!
freedos have tcp/ip stack ?
links ? hints/tips?!
thanks!
regards,
Denis
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Watt-32 is a good tcp/ip stack, but to add one to the DOS kernel would
be overkill. Simply link it into your executable that uses networking
(which will in turn use installed packet drivers to access the network
card). Watt-32 has decent BSD sockets emulation interface, so if you
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