I just did a Linux+Win98 install, and need for Win98 to see a
partition that it does not currently see. I realize that this isn't
technically a Linux question, but probably several people here dual-boot
Linux and windoze, so please forgive me.
/dev/hda1 is the main win98 partition (C:). I see it fine from win and
Linux.
All of my other partitions are in an extended partition. One of them
(hda8), I have marked as FAT32 (letter 'b' in Linux fdisk), and have
formatted with mkfs.msdos. Win98 can't see it. Running the fdisk that
came with Win98, I see two partitions--the primary called c: or /dev/hda1,
and one it calls 'dos extended'. It notes that there might be logical
partitions inside this, but reports that there are none.
Does anyone know what I need to do? I don't have enough room for
Starcraft Broodwar on C:, and that's the only reason Win98 is on my
system.
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Thank you,
Todd Greer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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