Subject: Re: Remove Linux

Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2000 20:20:31 -0700 (MST)
From: Russ Kepler <russ@...-eng.com>
Subject: Re: Remove Linux

> From: Charles A Davis <cad@...>
> Unless you are trying to maintain some files, during the change, the
> obvious method, is to reformat the hard disk, and install windows/dos.

I expect that he'll have to boot MS-DOS from a floppy, use fdisk
to clear the partition table and re-allocate the dos partition, then
reformat the ms-dos partition. Don't forget the "/s" switch when
reformatting the new dos partition or it won't be bootable.

Strange what you can remember...

-- Russ

Ah, yes! The problems in making assumptions.
I assumed, that the user was familiar with DOS/Windows installation
procedure.

IF he isn't, then he shouldn't be trying this anyway --- have it done.

Chuck D.

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