On Fri, 04 Apr 2003 01:16:08 +00, Bastiaan Edelman, PA3FFZ wrote:
> Hi, it seems I have to give some more details to solve this...
> With MBR-tool I can view and edit the Master Boot Record... but what
> does the records mean?
You can use a tool which shows these records , e.g.,
http://www.bttr-
Hi, it seems I have to give some more details to solve this...
On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 11:54:11 -0400, L.D. Best wrote:
> Bastiaan,
> You need a separate type of program to have two "primary" partitions on
> a single HDD. Linux has this ability IIRC. _Partition_Magic_ comes
> with a separate prog
Bastiaan,
As L.D. said, some people like Boot Magic (from PowerQuest) and others like
System Commander (from V-Systems), but as long as any of them work properly,
they should permit multiple operating systems on a HD. I believe that at one
time I saw multi-os programs available on Simtel.
Doe
Bastiaan,
You need a separate type of program to have two "primary" partitions on
a single HDD. Linux has this ability IIRC. _Partition_Magic_ comes
with a separate program that does what's needed. _System_Commander_
also does this (I had a bad experience with it, but others like it).
What tho
Hi List
I have two HD's in my computer and as an experiment I tried to make an
extra partition on HD1 (D:\).
With "Partition Resizer" this was done. A second partition was created
on HD1... but entry was denied to this partition.
Well they say you first have to format the new partition so this h
