On Friday 19 January 2001 18:09, you wrote:
Thanks for the response, Fred;
I'm glad to hear that Windows won't see those Linux partitions. From the
Linux-Mandrake web site tutorial on partitioning, I read that there's a
partitioning option called "Use free space on the Windows Partition"
Dan LaBine wrote:
Dave! If you install Linux on C:\ and Windows 98 is on it, you'll lose
Windows98 ! If Linux re-writes your MBR (Master Boot record), there's an
excellent chance you'll lose the partition info for all the other partitions.
I think you need to exercise caution here. Are you
Thanks for the response, Fred;
I'm glad to hear that Windows won't see those Linux partitions. From the
Linux-Mandrake web site tutorial on partitioning, I read that there's a
partitioning option called "Use free space on the Windows Partition" and
explains:
"Before resizing a hard drive
e: [newbie] Partitions and drive letters
Thanks for the response, Fred;
I'm glad to hear that Windows won't see those Linux partitions. From the
Linux-Mandrake web site tutorial on partitioning, I read that there's a
partitioning option called "Use free space on the Windows Partition" and
Dave! If you install Linux on C:\ and Windows 98 is on it, you'll lose
Windows98 ! If Linux re-writes your MBR (Master Boot record), there's an
excellent chance you'll lose the partition info for all the other partitions.
I think you need to exercise caution here. Are you trying to wipe out
Mandrake 7.2 handles this very well. I have a WinME 20G HD and partitioned 5G
for Linux with 7.2 partition manager.
Don
Dave! If you install Linux on C:\ and Windows 98 is on it, you'll lose
Windows98 ! If Linux re-writes your MBR (Master Boot record), there's an
excellent chance
