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How does one go in uninstalling Mandrake Linux 8.0 from the computer without destroying Windows 98? The reason I am asking is that I stupidly install Linux where it boots up from the hard drive.
Any help would be very much appreciated. Thanks
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If all u are doing is removing the bootloader, you can use fdisk /mbr from within Windows or lilo -u from within Linux.
To reclaim the partition or to delete it, use fdisk to remove the NON dos partitions with Windows or use fdisk from Linux to delete it (its a lot more complicated but it does the job right). |
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fdisk /mbr work like a charm, thanks for the help. It save me from doing some useless backing up and restoring - potentially wiping out windows 98.
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