i've not much idea PPPoE other than it is used in DSL based setups. what exactly you
want? you want people to dial-in into your server from anywhere (home/office etc.)
using any client and connect to your local intranet / internet (after providing proper
authentication)? as far as i understand
yup nikhil
i've done many linux installations and am extremely comfortable with fdisk. i thought
that for a new user (i assumed swarandeep to be a newbie) that would be a simple
method than doing 'fdisk /dev/hda1' and then p/d to print/delete a partition etc.
let's ask swarandeep -
SWARANDEE
Run 'fdisk /dev/hda1' in linux
and remove the partitions ,after rebooting the partitions will be
gone
Then convert the free space into a FAT32 partition
using fdisk for windows , your system would be safe this way or if you are
really paranoid then download PowerQuest Partition Magic
hi
to remove the "unwanted" linux partition you will need the CD using which you
installed linux. Boot from the CD, and continue the process till it comes to disk
partitioning. if you are using pcq7.1 then it'll give you the option to select between
'disk druid' and 'fdisk'. select disk druid
