Hi! Blatant ad for an obvious solution: I got the impression
that the ext2 partitions are boring for this user and can be
shrunk or even deleted. For that, a GPARTED bootable CD, DVD
or USB stick provides a free and easy tool which works for
a number of interfaces... USB should be no problem :-)
Hello everyone,
I am trying to use the Joykeys driver included with the FreeDOS 1.0
distribution to send keystrokes to a program.
After the driver is installed in memory, everything works until I run
the program, which does not recognize them.
After I return to the shell, everything works
Actually, i'm using the external hdd on a dual boot, and of course the
dos/xp side doesn't even see the ext. The thing is, even the ubuntu won't
allow any read write from/to linux. So, I would like
to delete the ext and replace with fat. I do have a ubcd live cd with pated
magic/gparted, but I
