Its all very well Steven but., I 've installed many times all the way
from Redhat 4.5 upwards, the first version of Mandrake was 7.0 then
onward to MDK9.1.
Not only on my machines,also on other peoples to get them started on
Linux, and on numerous HD's with all sorts of variations of windows and
I think the MBR can't be of any trouble, because it is completely
overwritten by the bootloader (as far as I know)
It's only a small space, where a link to the rest of the booting files
resides.
Is it really possible to manipulate the MBR so that it can cause
troubles with other OS' ? I know some
Hi all
I've had a real bad experience using a hard drive that previously had
winxp on it.
I ran very low on HD space so I took the 60GB HD out of the winxp
machine , installed as hdc and backed up what files I needed off that
drive.
next step was to delete the ntfs partitions and repartition with
