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how to uninstall redhat linux9.0 without redat linux9.0 cd-rom.
i installed win98se in c drive and setup grub mbr boot-loader when install redhatlinux9.0 in d drive
Dual booting Win98se and redhat Linux9
redhatilnux9.0,grub to uninstall...
how to uninstall redhat linux9.0 without cd.????????????????
Depends on what you're going to do with the partition. If you want to create a new linux partition, I would suggest using the linux boot disk. I don't know if fdisk on the win98 boot disk supports creating linux partitions.
If you want to create a windows (FAT) partition, you're better of with the win98 boot disk.
The win98 boot disk does not recognise the ext partition of Linux, so you have to use tools such as 'partition magic' to recover the fiel system, and for getting rid of the boot loader, load into win98, and go int command line mode, and type 'fdisk/mbr'.
F-disk handles linux partitions and other too. The only thing is that they (including NTFS) appears as NON-DOS in the menu.
So if you're going to delete them? Yes, you can use fdisk.
Another thing if you don't want or can't use Partition Magic is to look at www.nonags.com .
It's a heaven for freeware and there's some decent diskpartitioning programs there.
Me? I prefer to boot up with my Debian install cd and use fdisk from that one.
*is still wondering what FAT12 is*
linux booting disket not make ..
partition magic will use.
After booting by win98 booting disket, run paritition magic and
delete linux partition?? right??
installed partition magic 8.0 demo verision in c drive..
To run partition magic on win98 dos mode... rescue disk have to make..
tool menu->rescue disk creation submenu not active...
right for demo version?
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how to uninstall redhat linux9.0 without redat linux9.0 cd-rom.
