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Hello Folks, I'm about to reformat my 1gb drive and will reinstall Windows95 and also add Linux. I realize that Linux, like DOS, needs to boot below cylinder #1024 on my drive. Is there a way of finding out what cylinder number I'm at when I go to set my partition sizes so I know that I've got Linux below the 1024 limit? Some specifics about my drive: Cavier AC3100 2100 cyliners, 16 Heads, 63 Sectors, LZ=0. No write precomp. Any help would be most appreciated. =============================================================================== Vincent Cocco Suffolk University email: cocco at misty.suffolk.edu Boston, MA 02108 fax: 617-573-8703 ==============================================================================
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