I would just do it the good-old fashioned way... I would run mke2fs
/dev/hda, when it informs you its the entire disk, you say yes, fire up
fdisk, and create the fat32 partition.
"Chad R. Henry" wrote:
> Forwarding on behalf of a friend, cause I don't know the answer. I
> walked him through how to remove Linux from his system, but now
> he's having a problem with his partition tables. Any suggestions?
>
> ------- Forwarded message follows -------
> Date sent: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 17:34:49 EDT
>
> Chad,
> Ok here is the deal. The mbr switch worked great. Now the
> damn thing
> will not let me remove the extended partition. Under Fdisk is list
> the type as ext, but when I go to delete it then says to remove
> logical drives first. I go to remove logical drive and it says there
> are none!!! I have c: as active, but because the ext took all my
> space
> I have a womping 24meg for c:. Any suggestions??? Best,
> Stephen
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