Lance Cummings wrote:
Hi Derek,
Sunday, September 21, 2003, 9:33:47 PM, you wrote:
trimmed
DJ You have masses of space for your Linux partitions. It does not
DJ really matter how you partition it up. Just make sure you have a
DJ separate /home partition. That is where your user data
I had the same problem and when I researched it, it came down to Windows and therefore
Windows programs read the partition table in a different order than Linux. The error
I got was #120. It is because Linux programs chain logical partitions together in the
order they were created and
yea, diskdrake has been really sweet to me too
During all my installations ;-)
Dacia
--- Wayne Petherick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Playing devils advocate her but when I originally
installed MDK, I let
diskdrake do the work and it worked like a charm.
Even did a fresh
install of
Playing devils advocate her but when I originally installed MDK, I let
diskdrake do the work and it worked like a charm. Even did a fresh
install of windows after my last linux reinstall and everyting went sweet.
Sorry!
Wayne
On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, bascule wrote:
i second that, diskdrake
On Wed, 31 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
None worked though nor any disk druid of any other distro. At last i used
Red Hat's fdisk which was the only one ready to look at my fucked up
partition. When done, i aborted the installation of RH, booted with
Partition Manager rescue disk,
Hi guys
Paul, Charles and Ron, thanks for your quick response and the helpful
suggestions. It is very appreciated here.
None worked though nor any disk druid of any other distro. At last i used
Red Hat's fdisk which was the only one ready to look at my fucked up
partition. When done, i
i second that, diskdrake really messed up my disk after i decided to let
it do the job instead of pm, went back to pm and had no problems
bascule
Ron Peake wrote:
Hi Dick
I have experienced the same problem and in my case it resulted from letting
Mandrake's Diskdrake 'fiddle' with the
Hi Dick
I have experienced the same problem and in my case it resulted from letting
Mandrake's Diskdrake 'fiddle' with the partitions created by Partition Magic.
The only solution that I found was to let Nortons DiskDoctor fix the partition
tables, then resize the partitions again using
Hi guys
Apart from some troubles when ML would not recognize my Realtek card
(thanks for your help, Paul), installing ML went very smoothly indeed and
everything works and behaves just fine. So much so, that i decided to
expand the disk space allotted to ML so that i could install some more
Sometimes Partition Magic can delete the partitions, but then sometimes
Partition Magic will totally mess up the Partition Table, then the hard
drive won't even format or fdisk or anything, (I have been there). I used
Partition Magic 4.0 to try and delete some ext2 partitions and it deleted
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