Raffaele Belardi wrote:
Martin,
I had already noticed that, a linux-formatted FAT32 partition was not
recognized by Windows. I had to format it with DOS or Windows native
tools. I don't know why, I assumed it was some slight incompatibility in
the linux tools, but did not investigate.
raffaele
Martin,
I had already noticed that, a linux-formatted FAT32 partition was not
recognized by Windows. I had to format it with DOS or Windows native
tools. I don't know why, I assumed it was some slight incompatibility in
the linux tools, but did not investigate.
raffaele
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Quoting Raffaele Belardi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Martin,
>
> It's much easier if you have the first MDK installation CD. Insert it,
> reboot the PC and at the splash screen hit F1, then type
> # rescue
> and press .
> After some loading, you'll be presented with a menu, where you should
> select
Martin,
It's much easier if you have the first MDK installation CD. Insert it,
reboot the PC and at the splash screen hit F1, then type
# rescue
and press .
After some loading, you'll be presented with a menu, where you should
select 'Reinstall boot loader'. This should detect your windows and
martin brandt wrote:
Argh i recently installed a win boot on my comp which already had my linux boot
on and now all i can boot on is windows.
I have two HDs
No problem really.
Just slap CD1 installation disc in your drive and boot up on it,
then at the first splash screen (from memory?) eith
Argh i recently installed a win boot on my comp which already had my linux boot
on and now all i can boot on is windows.
I have two HDs
HD1:
30gig
Partitions:
Mandrake linux, swap, home, windows FAT32 (mounted on linux) and a Windows boot
HD2:
150gb
just storage, ext3 formatted.
I pretty sure
