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"Yakymakha L. Olexandr" <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 15 Apr 2002 07:51:53 +0300
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Hello Kevin,

Sunday, April 14, 2002, 2:56:53 AM, you wrote:


KN> My intention was to split the capacity into 10 gig partions to handle
KN> W98SE / Linux / Games / Data / Backup / etc. - but of course, FDISK
KN> can't  handle such large partitions, - or can it?

KN> "No worrys" ,  I thought, - I'll buy 'Partition Magic'
KN> The shock came a little later when I found that, in my Country,
KN> 'Partition Magic 7' costs more than my 20Gb harddrive, but a little less
KN> than my 40Gb.

KN> I will say that PM7 is designed for Windows XP, and I have no intention
KN> of ever using that OS, ( = therefore my Linux partition.)

KN> Kevin Neal,
If you don't want to buy PM7 then you can try to use fdisk from Linux
(is the best I know), or FreeBSD (a very delicate prog). I used them for
20GB hdd. It seems that your mobo can't  see the 40GB hdd? If you install
win2k then you can use fdisk from  install CD (I don't think that it is a
DOS utility).

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Best regards,
 Yakymakha

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