Brandon, When I tried fdisk -1 (after a DOS boot) it wouldn't recognize the parameter. (Maybe I have a different version of fdisk?)
But I did display the partition information from the fdisk menu: 1 A pri dos 1024M fat16 33% (windows is here) 2 non-dos 35M 1% (linux swap is here) 3 non-dos 988M 32% (linux filesystem is here) 4 ext dos 1051M 34% I'll probably have to re-install Linux. I guess I'll do what Roderick suggested and insert a small "buffer" partition between Windows and Linux. Peter
