Hi!, ok, I messed up with my potato system. It is a dual boot system, windoze + debian. Windoze was in hda1 and the root filesystem of debian in hda2. I needed to increase the windoze partition. I used partition magic for doing it. But in order to keep the debian's root filesystem within the 2GB boot limit I swapped the windoze and debian's root partition. So that, now the debian's root partition is hda1 and windoze is hda2. I use a boot manager, so I can choose from what partition boot the system. But I can't boot debian now. I guess it is because the /etc/fstab file still contains the old information regarding the partitions. I think that the solution is to edit the /etc/fstab file and write the correct new partition information. But I don't have a boot floppy. How can I make a generic boot floppy in order to boot debian and modify the /etc/fstab file? my system can't boot from cd. I will make the boot floppy from another debian machine.
Thanks in advance for the help, Regards, Marcelo -- Marcelo Chiapparini DFT-IF/UERJ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
