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I cannot boot into windows at them moment, and from forum surfing i have established that the problem is that windows is unable to see my FAT 32 parition as such. Can anyone help me change this so windows will see it and boot using it.
Boffy
P.S. Please no posts asking why i need windows. I use linux 99% of the time but my minidisc player works only with sony software on windows.
Come to think of it, there have been problems with booting Windows after installing SuSe9, I think it's the version of parted SuSe uses causes that problem.
There have been a few threads about that, can't remember exactly but try searching for "SuSe install problems" (since it's a problem concerning reading partitiontable, it might apply to other than SuSe-users.)
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