Hey Aric,
Relax, don't drink the beers and ponder this. I would use Partition Magic to
remove all traces of Linux first. Then I would create a 2MB partition and
format it as ext2. Then, and again, using Partition Magic I would create a
15mg partition at the top of C: drive (above Windows) and ins
windows on my system has access to c,d,and,e drives normally, and all of the
rest of my hard drive space is for linux, so i know it must be a linux
formated area...sectorwise, it is located between win c and the normal win d
on the drivei had to do that because of the 1024th sector thing (its
I'm getting the same errors. I had a FAT32 partition I wrotew a reiserfs
filesystem over and the reiserfs drive shows up in Windows, as a drive
with lots of crap in it thta needs formatting.
Basicallly, mkreiserfs didn't set the partition ttype properly. Check
this out [the partition is /dev/h
On Sunday 31 December 2000 04:30 pm, you wrote:
> "Aric S. Bergren" a écrit :
> > hey does anyone know a way to get win98 to stop seeing my linux
> > partition as a win drive d: that just needs to be formatted? i'd much
> > prefer windows to not see linux at all...in order to keep it from
> > get
It sounds as though you created your Linux partition as Primary rather than
as Extended/Logical.
If you have PM or such, launch it, and select your D partition. Under
Tools/Advanced select Hide.
Once you reboot Windows will no longer see the partition.
Charles
Forever never goes beyond tomorr
"Aric S. Bergren" a écrit :
>
> hey does anyone know a way to get win98 to stop seeing my linux
> partition as a win drive d: that just needs to be formatted? i'd much
> prefer windows to not see linux at all...in order to keep it from
> getting it's poor little unsophisticated mind all confused
