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Old 03-28-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Dream Linux partition problem!!!

Hello everybody.
I ahve a problem with my pc.I try to instal dream linux but i didnt install it propertly.
In the partition i side i have done this: Partition Morpher
Path Type filesystem size flags
/dev/hda1 primary ext2 7( here is tha mistake) boot
/dev/hda2 primary linux-swap 1200
/dev/hda3 primary ext3 2996
free 74324
So as u can see i have choose a boot partition with only 7Mb! and now i cant use winxp or linux...i can use linux only from live Cd.
Is there any body able to help me?
Ps:thnx in advance.
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you should install WIndows XP before Linux Installation. i suggest to wipr harddisk, install WIndows and leave Free/Unpartitioned space for Linux. Installer will create and format partition itself.
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Drean Linux Problem

Hi.
Ame thing happened to me..... Here's how i got out of it.
Download and burn partedmagic. You'll see the link on distro watch. Use TESTDISK... Let it hunt for the partitions that were lost. It will then re-write your MBR for you and you're back in business. (well i was anyway)..... Even supergrub did not help me but this did..
I think you'll be fine ...
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Typo above. i meant same thing happened to me...
Anyway here''s the link for you

PartedMagic - Main - Parted Magic

fairly small, only about 37mb in all...

Once you've done shut down your system, then cold boot it back up....

Good luck
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