Derek,
There most certainly is. Simply run, as root:
/usr/sbin/diskdrake
I haven't used it from an existing installation before, but I'm sure it is
no different than it is in the installer. ;)
Have fun!
Kindest Regards,
Ashley (aka ze0).
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Ashley,
Is there a way to access DiskDrake without launching
the install? Is there away to initiate DiskDrake from
the gui?
Your help is definitely appreciated!
Regards,,
Derek
--- Ashley Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Mandrake installer uses a graphical program
> called DiskDrake
The Mandrake installer uses a graphical program called DiskDrake, you can
scrap all of the partitions there, and try re-installing it. It sounds
like it could be a swap partition related problem?
I hope this helps.
Kindest Regards,
Ashley (aka ze0).
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Does Mandrake 8.1 have a partition manager utility
similar to fdisk or disk druid?
I am attempting to load Mandrake 8.1 on a PC that I
previously loaded RedHat 7.0, which didn't like my
video card. So, before loading Mandrake 8.1, I went
in with the fdisk utility from RedHat and deleted the
LINU
I am trying to format a RAID drive running off of a Intel Server RAID
controller (SRCU21), I have downloaded the drivers and configurations
software, have upgraded the kernel to 2.2.16-9mdk and have turned on i2o
controls. The instructions say to next format the RAID drive using fdisk
/dev/i
On Mon, Jul 17, 2000 at 06:45:38PM +0200, Robert wrote:
> well isn't this a nice way to help each other ...
> helping people to mess up their system because you don't like their attiude
> ...
>
> nice having people like that on your newbe list ...
Hey, *I* would have suggested the same (fdisk /m
No worries Charles. I think he got under a lot of folks' skin yesterday.
Charles A Edwards wrote:
>
> For those of you who read my post to Walt yesterday
>
> > It is always hard for those who can not grasp something unless it >is
> >carried between their legs that there is life and wonder bey
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Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 4:33 PM
Subject: [newbie] fdisk/MBR
>
> For those of you who read my post to Walt yesterday
>
> > It is always hard for those who can not grasp something unless it >is
> >carried between their legs that there is life and w
For those of you who read my post to Walt yesterday
> It is always hard for those who can not grasp something unless it >is
>carried between their legs that there is life and wonder beyond >their
narrow
minded vision.
> Good luck with "unsubdcribing".
> Charles
>P.S. don't forget to use
On Tue, 30 May 2000, Charles A Edwards wrote:
>Edison
> fdisk/mbr is the command to use. This will work on Win95 and 98 systems,
>I don't know about NT but it Will Not work for Win2000.
> Boot from your Win Start-up disk and enter fdisk/MBR at the prompt.
>
> Charles 5/30/2000 4:30pm
On Sun, 7 May 2000, Gerald Davies wrote:
>i wanted to quickly erase linux (a temporary measure you see). So i erased
>some of the partitions using ms-dos fdisk. now theres one slight problem...
>i cannot see the whole HD in any O/S. In both windoze and linux it says
>theres 503meg free.. when
of my window :)
- Original Message -
From: "Andy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gerald Davies" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2000 5:16 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] fdisk, disk druid, windoze ... HELP !!!
> It may be the mbr try fdisk /mbr. Or also a great
, February 25, 2000 2:04
PM
Subject: [newbie] FDISK doesn't work for
partition magic
As indicated in my previous messages, i have a problem with
partition magic. I used a boot disk, but dos doesn't recognize fdisk at
either the c or the a prompts
As indicated in my previous messages, i have a problem with
partition magic. I used a boot disk, but dos doesn't recognize fdisk at
either the c or the a prompts
Ida or Roly wrote:
>
> i have an empty disk drive that i want to partition so i can
> load unix. What are the fdisk command i should use to
> create the needed directory? Which directory (partition)
> should i create? Thanks for your time.
Hi,
Do you have an operating system at all on you
Ida or Roly wrote:
>
> i have an empty disk drive that i want to partition so i can
> load unix. What are the fdisk command i should use to
> create the needed directory? Which directory (partition)
> should i create? Thanks for your time.
It sounds like you're wanting to create the partiti
i have an empty disk drive that i want to partition so i can
load unix. What are the fdisk command i should use to
create the needed directory? Which directory (partition)
should i create? Thanks for your time.
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