Partition 1 has different physical/logical endings
Hello, I have a question. I recently did a fdisk -l the other day on one of our servers, and I got the following output...
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Disk /dev/hda: 255 heads, 63 sectors, 524 cylinders Code:
# <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass> If I need to provide more information just ask, this has me real nervous Thanks. |
Did you manage to solve your problem? It is happening to me too and i have a rwindows partition that i want to erase and add that space to my linux system but i cant because of this very same error. I have a thread talking about it too so if you know a solution and can help me please reply...
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what does sfdisk -l have to say about your disk organization?
How is the HD set in the bios? Copy/post the details please. You seem to have a conflict someplace between drive logical definitions. This may or may not place the system at risk, but figuring it out is a really good plan. Some versions of fdisk are problematic; try sfdisk. |
I used cfdisk to remove the windows partition. Then i used it again to create an extended partition and i got my space back. why there are so many "fdisk" tools? Now my system doesnt complain about the logical/physical endings anymore.
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Saw it once on an old PC that had a Stoned Monkey MBR virus. |
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