Re: [newbie] Cannot create FAT partition without risking current table structure

2004-03-13 Thread Chuck Mattsen
On Sat, 2004-03-13 at 15:19, Anne Wilson wrote: > > Chuck Mattsen wrote: > > > So, fired up XP and Partition Magic, and immediately received an > > > "Error 116," which complained about LBA and CHS values being > > > inconsistent, and did I want Partition Magic to fix this error? > > > I selected

Re: [newbie] Cannot create FAT partition without risking current table structure...

2004-03-13 Thread Anne Wilson
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Friday 12 March 2004 21:05, Ron Stodden wrote: > Chuck Mattsen wrote: > > So, fired up XP and Partition Magic, and immediately received an > > "Error 116," which complained about LBA and CHS values being > > inconsistent, and did I want Partition Ma

Re: [newbie] Cannot create FAT partition without risking current table structure...

2004-03-12 Thread John Richard Smith
Chuck Mattsen wrote: ... or something like that :-) (I'm still new to dealing with partitions, dual boot, etc.) Anyway, I think I'm looking more for confirmation here that my thinking is correct than anything else. Here's the deal. I had to use Partition Magic a month or two ago to resize my la

Re: [newbie] Cannot create FAT partition without risking current table structure...

2004-03-12 Thread et
On Friday 12 March 2004 09:54 am, Chuck Mattsen wrote: > ... or something like that :-) (I'm still new to dealing with > partitions, dual boot, etc.) Anyway, I think I'm looking more for > confirmation here that my thinking is correct than anything else. > > Here's the deal. I had to use Partitio

[newbie] Cannot create FAT partition without risking current table structure...

2004-03-12 Thread Chuck Mattsen
... or something like that :-) (I'm still new to dealing with partitions, dual boot, etc.) Anyway, I think I'm looking more for confirmation here that my thinking is correct than anything else. Here's the deal. I had to use Partition Magic a month or two ago to resize my laptop's XP Pro NTFS pri