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
way.
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 previously a
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 does
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, the
