mustang335

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Posted: April 03 2005,05:08 |
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you could use cfdisk and change the swap partition to a linux . What ever partition it is use mkfs after you change the type to format it for ext2 linux filetype. as in( cfdisk /dev/hda and it will show you the partitions on hda and allow you to change types . Then you would do a (after you reboot in order for cfdisk to register changes) mkfs /dev/hda1 (if hda1 is the partition you want to format. mkfs defaults to a ext2 file system. Marty
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