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Jerry Feldman wrote in a message to Mike Bilow: JF> fdisk /mbr will cause the master boot record to go away. Yes, and it will also make the D: partition inaccessible! JF> I reiterate that Disk Manager will cause considerable problems JF> in Windows95. Windows 95 will cause considerable problems on its own. :-) JF> Did you try to boot a Linux kernel from floppy. I don't know if Linux will directly see a Disk Manager partition type. I know that support for this was explicitly added in OS/2, although of course Disk Manager itself cannot be loaded in any protected mode operating system. -- Mike
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