After some fiddling with diskdrake I moved the / partition away from
hda1, dedicated that to FAT32, created an hda3 (primary) partion for
/boot and an hda6 for /.
Installation of WinME gave exactly the same result as before, i.e. I/O
error when I reboot :-( Only, this time I was more
I need to install WinME on a disk with MDK8.2 already installed on it.
With diskdrake I created a 3Gbyte primary partition of type FAT32 (LBA)
on unpartitioned space of hda. The new partition is seen as hda3 in
linux and C: with DOS fdisk.
Then, booting from a WinME rescue disk I install
Just reinstall lilo and you're done! (use MDK installation cd - select rescue if i remind well). WinME doesn't care much about other OS and overwrites the boot loader
On Fri, 2002-06-28 at 09:51, Raffaele Belardi wrote:
I need to install WinME on a disk with MDK8.2 already
nope, the problem is that before that: when I try to install windows, it
copies its files to C:, then reboots, and at this point it does not find
the C: disk anymore (invalid I/O device...), so it cannot complete
installation.
My understanding is that win overwrites the linux MBR (and that is
Raffaele Belardi wrote:
I need to install WinME on a disk with MDK8.2 already installed on it.
With diskdrake I created a 3Gbyte primary partition of type FAT32
(LBA) on unpartitioned space of hda. The new partition is seen as hda3
in linux and C: with DOS fdisk.
Then, booting from a
