I regretably have to agree with Anders. It would appear that Windows destroyed the
Linux partition, You should try to reinstall Linux and proceed through the step ups to
setting up the partitions. Then look at what partitions exist (use existing I believe is the
prompt). This might be rather interesting.
I always find these posts to be humorour in a rather perverse kind of manner. Microsoft
Windows x.x destroys the Linux operating system, and it is the Linux operating system
which gets blamed. I guess it is a great deal of marketing.
Jim
02/02/02 07:06:28 PM, Anders Johansson
On Saturday 02 February 2002 23.19, anbalagan wrote:
Lately I did a defrag on windows and when i try to boot linux ,
I'm afraid this is your problem. Many, many times I've seen windows disregard the partition table when using tools like defrag. I strongly suspect winME has eaten your linux partition
regards Anders
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