Hi,
Saw a lot of discussions on this subject. I consider myself a veteran,
having removed and reinstalled Linux at least 15 times on my machine. I must
have converted the Lin. Partitions to FAT32 at least 6 times. In fact, as
far as I know nothing helps. Not fdisk, not diskdruid(if you go for a custom
install etc.). Fdisk will not delete the non-dos partition. It will give the
option but will not recognize the fs. If you go for a diskdruid option
through custom install. You will have to create new partitions for linux
elsewhere after deleting the original ones and abort the install after
partitions are formatted.
Hoever there is a demo utility called partition manager available for
download at http://www2.paragon.ru/download/pmedemo.zip
This does a wonderful job of manipulating your partitions from Windows . Try
it.
Regards
Sujit


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