Quoting Angus Claydon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, David Wright wrote:
> > Quoting Stefan Baums ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > >
> > >hda1 contains what cfdisk calls "Win95 FAT32 (LBA)" (the lost
> > >Win95 partition)
> > >
> > >hda4 contains a Debian 2.0 base system
> > >
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, David Wright wrote:
> Quoting Stefan Baums ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> >
> >hda1 contains what cfdisk calls "Win95 FAT32 (LBA)" (the lost
> >Win95 partition)
> >
> >hda4 contains a Debian 2.0 base system
> >
> > LILO was set up to automatically boot Win95. The onl
> I found a Win98 bootdisk, ran fdisk /mbr on C:, but Win95 still did
> not boot. Then I booted into Linux, reran lilo with /dev/hda1 (the
> Win95 partition) as the thing to load, and got an error message
> (something about invalid partition specification). This did not bode
> well, I went into c
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, Stefan Baums wrote:
>
> I found a Win98 bootdisk, ran fdisk /mbr on C:, but Win95 still did
> not boot. Then I booted into Linux, reran lilo with /dev/hda1 (the
> Win95 partition) as the thing to load, and got an error message
> (something about invalid partition specifica
Quoting Stefan Baums ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
>hda1 contains what cfdisk calls "Win95 FAT32 (LBA)" (the lost
>Win95 partition)
>
>hda4 contains a Debian 2.0 base system
>
> LILO was set up to automatically boot Win95. The only major thing we
> did was install Ghostscript 6.01 for W
I found a Win98 bootdisk, ran fdisk /mbr on C:, but Win95 still did
not boot. Then I booted into Linux, reran lilo with /dev/hda1 (the
Win95 partition) as the thing to load, and got an error message
(something about invalid partition specification). This did not bode
well, I went into cfdisk to
> I have a Win95 partition here with important data on it (and no recent
> backups, of course...) which I can no longer boot from or access from
> GNU/Linux. The setup is:
>
here just my thoughts:
boot from a win95-rescue-disk. run fdisk /mbr. this will kill lilo.
if win still does not boot, the
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