fdisk /mbr should clear it On Monday, February 28, 2000 5:46 PM, Jon Pennington [SMTP:jpennington@atipa.com] wrote:

Hi, everybody!

I was hoping that somebody could tell me if it's possible or not (and hopefully how to) remove EZBios from a disk. Though not a Linux-specific issue, I was working on a project for my in-laws last week that involved a hard disk upgrade. The disk cloning software that was included with the new hd installed EZBios without so much as asking me first, and I'm kind of upset about it :/.

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