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01-May-2004, 11:24 PM #1
Uninstall Linux
hi...

I will like to un-install my redhat linux OS from my comp. hence, will like to ask how to proceed so as to not cause any harm to my Windows OS. I have a C-drive partition that is my Win ME OS and a D-drive that has 2 partitions (i.e. FAT32 and Linux ext3). when i installed my Linux, i use the Grub loader. so how should i go abt un-installing linux so as to retain all the data in my comp??? pls advise.

thanks alot!!!
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02-May-2004, 08:19 PM #2
Trash the linux partition using the linux fdisk (from a boot floppy, google tomsrtbt), then rash grub using ms fdisk /mbr (from a dos boot floppy)
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