[Gllug] Partition Table Problem

[French, Alastair]

Is fdisk -l the same as running fdisk and selecting p to print, if so this
is the output, if not I'll do it tonight (the machine is at home not work)

255 Heads 63 sectors 4983 cylinders
Units: Cylinders of 1065 * 512 bytes

Device     Boot	 Start     End     Blocks    Id     Sys
/dev/hdd1   *	     1     510    4096543+    7     NTFS
/dev/hdd2            511    2492   15920415     f     Win95 Ext (LBA)
/dev/hdd3           2493    2525     265072+    82    Linux Swap
/dev/hdd4           2526    4983   19743885     83    Linux 
/dev/hdd5   ?     164027  205067  329658991+          Unknown

The disk is an 80GB Fuji the BIOS cannot see above the 37GB(?) mark which is
why Windows is at the start of the disk. I think the drive model is 3409.

Thanks

Alastair

-----Original Message-----
From: Henrik Morsing [mailto:henrik at morsing.cc]
Sent: 08 September 2003 09:24
To: Greater London Linux Users Group
Subject: Re: [Gllug] Partition Table Problem



> The disk from what I remember had the following
>
> 1	Win2000 Boot	NTFS
> 2	Extended
> 3	Swap
> 4	Linux			Ext2
> 5	Windows Data	Either NTFS or FAT32

Please post the output of fdisk -l.

> Is it safe to just recreate the logical partition (5) to fill the extended
> (2) and hope!

No. That is definately not correct.

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Cheers
Henrik Morsing

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