Sorry to jump in late.
The instructions for removing the WinXP partition given above seem to be
correct, but they won't do you much good, since ZFS won't automatically detect
the free space. Furthermore, I don't believe that you can even manually make
ZFS use the extra space, if you increase
You can remove your WinXP using the Solaris fdisk command, be careful, but not
adding it back using the menu interface, for that you need to look at man page
for fdisk -w vs. -W
Also you can setup more then one zfs be creating another slice under format
command. the rpool uses first slice of
Safe and easiest method to me is to download this and burn it:
http://www.allbootdisks.com/downloads/ISO/AllBootDisks_ISO_Image_Downloads25/Win98SE_bootdisk.iso
Next, run this for once to clean up MBR:
fdisk /mbr
Next, use fdisk program to delete the partitions. That's it your HDD is ready
to
Hi,
try this command and follow on with the menus that will follow:
pfexec format -e
it is a very scary commands I may say :D
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Hi,
I think I able to migrate from dual-booting with WinX OS to OS with
Virtualized WinXP.
Currently I have two partitions on my hdd - one for WinXP, and other for OS.
Now, I want my whole hdd being used by OS solely.
How do I remove WinXP partition, and will OS automatically detect free
