Re: uninstall linux 6.0

HI ,
I can tell u how u can uninstall linux .u can use the linux fdisk 
command as follows(login of root)
fdisk -l
this will give the hard drive list u choose which u r using for 
linux

and
fdisk drivename
then choose option d
it will ask u the partion no to delete
u can the partion no(1,2,3,4 etc)

i think this will work...and u can get rid of linux but how to 
reuse it without doing disk format that i dont know....

if have any probs with this please mail back i will try my best to 
answer


hen Mon, 23 Dec 2002 Rozita Dara wrote :
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>I have a win98 and Linux 6.0 on my computer. I partitioned the 
>hard drive
>and left 2 gb for the linux partition and linux Red Hat 6.0. I 
>don't use
>the Linux anymore and want to uninstall it and remove the 
>partition.
>How do I remove that partition as FDISK does not recognize it? I 
>don't
>know much about Linux and I don't have the magic partitioning 
>disk (or
>CD). Do you know how I can do it? I really appreciate if you can 
>be
>specific about your tips, since I am not familiar with Linux.
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Rosita
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