I did a trial on a smaller hard disk. Installed knoppix on it,
rebooted from the hdd to test it. Rebooted again from the Live CD and
(after taking down the Linux partition info) deleted the partitions
and created just one partition, and changed the type to bf (Solaris)
-- the same thing which
Deboo ^ wrote:
I did a trial on a smaller hard disk. Installed knoppix on it,
rebooted from the hdd to test it. Rebooted again from the Live CD and
(after taking down the Linux partition info) deleted the partitions
and created just one partition, and changed the type to bf (Solaris)
-- the same
On 5/15/05, Marty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Deboo ^ wrote:
I did a trial on a smaller hard disk. Installed knoppix on it,
rebooted from the hdd to test it. Rebooted again from the Live CD and
(after taking down the Linux partition info) deleted the partitions
and created just one
Deboo ^ wrote:
I was already wared about such a thing and that's why I did this small
trial. But now I am stuck what to do to get the data back ... other
than by getting a newer hard drive ...which would be hard on the
pocket for me.
Again, attempting to duplicate a problem like this is
On Sun, 15 May 2005, Deboo ^ wrote:
Well, I just wanted to do a trial run of what I was to do on the drive
in question so I installed knoppix on this smaller drive, booted it to
test it is working, then booting off the knoppix CD again, I deleted
the partitions (the same thing that
On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 03:17:31AM -0400, Deboo ^ wrote:
I did a trial on a smaller hard disk. Installed knoppix on it,
rebooted from the hdd to test it. Rebooted again from the Live CD and
(after taking down the Linux partition info) deleted the partitions
and created just one partition, and
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