not EXACTLY the same for an NTFS partition, but as far as nt w/fat32 or ME,
is the same
On Friday 03 August 2001 23:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've read the method for uninstalling Mandrake Linux when there was a Win98
> previously.
>
> Will it work also with in the case of having previousl
Dennis wrote:
>> Use a windows boot disk to boot into dos and fdisk and delete the
partition reformat to
a fat32 and all the rest and linux is gone <<
Wont't work. DOS FDISK will not delete a non-DOS partition. I don't know
how NT and W2K deal with this, but I expect they may operate the same
w
On Saturday 04 August 2001 12:52 am, Michael D. Viron wrote:
> Actually, the correct (and somewhat safer) procedure is:
>
> 1. Boot into linux (toms rootboot, or other single floppy distro)
> 2. Login as root, if required
> 3. Run linux fdisk, delete all ext2 partitions (windows fdisk
> usually
>doesn't matter the flavor of Win the proceedure is the same. Use a windows
>boot disk to boot into dos and fdisk and delete the partition reformat to
>a fat32 and all the rest and linux is gone, although that is the backwards
>way of doing it, you need to delete windows IMHO. : -)
Actually,
