On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, michael jones wrote:
> correct me if i'm wrong, but i don't think windows likes being
> on drive D: something tells me windows wants only to be on the
> first drive. i wonder if i'm wrong, but i've always installed on that
> assumption.
First there is no such thing as the D: drive. There are
partitions. The letter: convention is used by m$ to name a given
partition. It means that the first primary partition that is dos/win
formated is the C: drive. Than the next partition
(primary/extended-logical) is the D: drive and so on. Else, in a way I
run windoze on that so called D: drive. With other words my windoze boots
happily from /dev/hda2.
Raider
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