topic Re: Removing Linux in Operating System - Linux

Removing Linux

Rajendran_1 — Sun, 11 Aug 2002 07:52:48 GMT

Dear Experts,

I have Redhat Linux PC where dual booting with windows. Now i want to remove the linux partition. Can any one pls help me how can i do it...

Thanks in Advance...

Raj

Re: Removing Linux

I_M — Sun, 11 Aug 2002 08:22:36 GMT

Hi

Boot from RedHat install CD-ROM,
then select install & manual partition.
Then at partition screen, remove the linux partition.
Use fdisk is better than DiskDruid.

Good luck

Re: Removing Linux

Kodjo Agbenu — Sun, 11 Aug 2002 15:19:25 GMT

Hello Raj,

If using Windows 95/98, boot Windows, open command prompt and type fdisk /MBR to erase the Master Boot Record and put a default windows boot code in it.
Then, type fdisk (from MS-Dos command prompt) and remove the Linux partition.

With Windows 2k, use Disk Manager in "control panel -> tdministrative tools -> computer management".

Good luck.

Kodjo