Here's my Partition Information via FDISK:
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Current fixed drive: 1
Partition: 1
Status:
Type: EXT DOS
Volume Label:
Mbytes: 251
System:
Usage: 1%
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I need HELP! Note: No logical drives exist on the disk. No primary drives exist. No option under "Delete" will allow me to delete this %@$#! extended partition. This is the only partiton listed. When I try to delete the extended partition with FDISK, I get an error saying:
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Cannot delete Extended DOS Partition while logical drives exist.
I *can* boot to a shell with one of my Red Hat installation CD's. I could run FDISK from Linux, but I don't know the proper command line switches. I tried
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# fdisk -p /dev/hda
and
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# fdisk -p /dev/hdb
But neither worked. How do I list the partitions on my drive under Linux shell? I just want this damn "phantom" EXT DOS partition to go away, so I can divy up my disk 50-50 for Win98/RedHat. HELP!