Jordan Share <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Perhaps Unattended can wipe the partition table, at least if you tell
> it to "Use Whole Disk" ?

It already does, or tries to.  By default, our first partitioning
command is "fdisk /clear 1" which translates into the Parted command
"parted mklabel msdos".

Have you made any changes to Z:\dosbin\install.pl, Z:\site\config.pl,
or Z:\site\unattend.txt related to partitioning?

Unless the mklabel command also preserves some state, which I suppose
is possible.  Wow, that would be broken...

 - Pat


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