Hi Hershel ,
I am new to this site so I didn't see your previous
mail.
1 Is this a reasonable plan?
You plan sounds o.k. although I have never use
fdisk. I use PartitionMagic from Windows which is safe. But I would advise you
back up your data first.
2 What do I need to do to let my Linux on D
know that I removed partitions two from C (i.e. Linux on D currently mounts
those partitions)
unmount the drives from Linux or you may see some
error messages when you next boot up (having
removed the partitions). You do this from LinuxConf.>attach local drives. You
will get the list of mountable drives. Click on the ones you want and delete
them.
3 Lilo currently is able to boot into NT and
Linux on C and Linux on D. I assume that I can just edit lilo.conf to
remove the Linux on C and then run lilo -v and lilo will be
happy.
Not too clued up on LILO, but that sounds o.k. Hope it helps,
Michael
When I initially installed Linux I just used
the program that comes on the CD for partitioning
P.S. Did you get a limited version of
PartitionMagic with your CDs. If so, look at it.
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