William T Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > > Now, we need advice on the best way to get this found partition
> > > information
> > > into the table on the disk. Is it even slightly smart to just fire up
> > > fdisk
> > > or cfdisk and go to town?
> If you know exactly what the partition informat
Brian, you can do it with any program that can edit a partition table,
including Linux fdisk and Norton's Disk Editor.
Another possibility is the DOS based partition table editor from
PowerQuest called ptedit. That program is freely available from
PowerQuest's ftp site. The file you want is peted
On Tue, 1 Feb 2000, Dean Struss wrote:
> Brian Butler wrote:
>
> > Now, we need advice on the best way to get this found partition information
> > into the table on the disk. Is it even slightly smart to just fire up fdisk
> > or cfdisk and go to town?
If you know exactly what the partition inf
Hi Brian:
I have norton's utilities and the main thing they stress is don't install
during a
problem.
Something about screwing up files while trying to install. If you already have
it
installed
I have the manual for ver 3, I can look through for you. Dean
Brian Butler wrote:
> Now, w
Tom Pfeifer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> There's a DOS based program called findpart that may help. You can find
> it here:
>
> http://inet.uni2.dk/~svolaf/utilities.htm
Olaf's software has done it!
We grabbed findpart from the above, made a DOS 6.22 system disk, put it on
there, and just ran it accor
There's a DOS based program called findpart that may help. You can find
it here:
http://inet.uni2.dk/~svolaf/utilities.htm
If you do a search on Deja News for findpart, you'll find some posts on
it, and some are answered by the author that may help explain how to
best use it.
There's also a Linu
Matthew Dalton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Can you still boot linux with a boot disk? I had a messed up partition
> table at one stage (but not as messed up as your friend's) but linux
> could still distinguish the partitions and read all of the data on both
> windows and linux partitions (windows could
Can you still boot linux with a boot disk? I had a messed up partition
table at one stage (but not as messed up as your friend's) but linux
could still distinguish the partitions and read all of the data on both
windows and linux partitions (windows couldn't read anyting after
booting from a floppy
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