hi ya make sure you install windoze as C: ( /dev/hda1 ) ( 2Gb for windoze is plenty ??
try fdisk /MBR too .... so that windoze thinks there's nothing there... but if you do that..make sure youhave a working boot floppy first and linux on the rest of the disk partions... have fun alvin On Mon, 14 May 2001, Andrew D Dixon wrote: > Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately I do want to write all zeros because I'm > trying to reinstall Windoz on my laptop and the installation disk doesn't like > the hard drive any more. (I don't get it, it works fine in Debian, but then > again what doesn't : 0) >
