tomdevries

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Posted: Sep. 25 2006,07:53 |
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Indeed, you can use fdisk to clean the partitions on your usb drive. Fdisk /dev/sda or whereever your drive is mounted.
Is it possible to make a partition that can also be accesed through windows? I've installed DSL on a usb drive, which now excists of a 50MB Fat16 partition for the dsl install, and a 150MB Linux partition, for the backup. Is there a way to make another partition (well, making a partition isn't the problem...) so that I can use that part to store files from a Windows machine?
(Sorry for the attempted topic-hijack ;))
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