"Ashley M. Kirchner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Paul Greene wrote: > >> Can I take this hard disk out, stick it in another system as a second hard >> drive, with Redhat on the first hard drive, mount the messed up disk, and >> be able to read both the Solaris partitions on the disk (fdisk recognizes >> the Solaris partitions as type 82, Linux swap space?), as well as the NTFS >> partitions (it was a dual boot system)? I have Redhat 7.0 and 7.1; would >> either one be able to read both types of partitions? > > Yeap. You need to (re)compile your kernel to enable this support. Under > Filesystems, enable 'UFS Filesystem Support', then scroll down to 'Partition > Types', and enable the Slowaris one. Recompile and you're done.
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