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Ok, i had RH8.0, and I want to install XP and delete RH, what should I do, sould I find a partioning program? I put the cd of xp, and then it told me if wanted to deleted partions, and did it, then when it says copying files it gets stock. what should I do? Thank you in advance
If it were me, I would download a simple partitioning program, put it on a bootable floopy, and use it to erase the whole hard drive. Then try instaling windows. Look into an older version of Partition Magic, or check out www.tucows.com for other ideas
But I think you better reinstall redhat and when in Disk Druid menu for partitioning choose vfat partition for your linux partition, then you can delete it later with DOS fdisk.
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