If I may suggest another solution... Boris asked: >> I decided to install RedHat Linux 6.1 on the E: partition. >> The installation was fine but the problem is that after the installation >> the programs that the F: partition became into E: partition so none of >> the programs installed there have run. And Ira replies: >that's hardly a Linux problem, it's a Windows partition game. the only >product that I know of that solves this is Partition magic, for about [...] >Partition magic again. it has a "magic mover" tool that will move >binaries around and update all their .ini files and locations in the >registry for you, and actually much more. > >once again, these are ALL windows questions, they should not be posted [...] 1. Solution I've a tiny DOS program called Part I'm crazy about -- saved my ass (read: HD) more than once! You can edit the partitions table on the MBR with it, to fix errors, edit partition sizes, create/delete/erase/clone, and even format FAT/FAT32 partitions with it! Colorful GUI (char-mode) interface too! (Part.exe, Ranish's Partition Manager; maybe some Linux tools do it (easily) too?) Oh, to answer Boris' problem: If these partitions are logical, you can edit the chaining-order... ah, too tired to explain now -- it's all in LILO's readme... (Order of the four primaries in that table can be changed too, but I suspect OSs sort them by cylinder, disregarding.) eMail me for details. (I might summarize this and simil stuff as a "tutorial/guide", when Chen'll say the ZWiki is stable?) 2. Linux/win? I disagree, Ira, if you don't mind, that this is an exclusive winbugs issue... What's more, win users are usually blissfully ignorant about these disgusting problems, no? (... yet another UnixHater, eh? :o) -- Ilan -- Ia ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) The Real World Is A Special Case ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
