Insert the linux cd-rom disc-1, go into the the disk portion menu, u can
change the memory allocated to linux, to windows (From your message I
infer that u have 1 hard drive, n u've installed windows n linux).
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On Behalf Of April
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 9:43 PM
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Subject: Uninstalling Redhat 7.2
I created a dual-boot on one of my drives, so that I could either load
Windows XP or Redhat 7.2 (Windows is installed on a separate physical
drive from Linux). How do I remove the partition that I allotted for
Linux, to get it back for Windows (I did this on my D drive, giving 5
megs to Redhat and leaving the 15 megs remaining for Windows.)
Please help me:)
April
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