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Old 14th Jul 04, 04:17 PM
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Hi guys

Not sure what section this belongs in. I'm running XP, and i installed Suse 9.1 on another partition. I split my HDD, one linux, and one NTFS, and the swap partition was created, and everything is fine. I boot into Linux no problem. but here's the problem. I can't get into my windows partition. tells me :

invalid partition type (with some code looking like 0X7 or something like that)

I'm plaaning to format my machine. I will then partition the HDD BEFORE installing XP again, and then install Linux on the other partition.

if anyone can save me before i do this insanly LONG process, please let me know please?

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Old 14th Jul 04, 04:39 PM
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<I'm running XP, and i installed Suse 9.1 on another partition.

Very cool, I've been "planning" to leap to BSD or Linux for some time now.. (I feel like such a coward.. )

<I split my HDD, one linux, and one NTFS, and the swap partition was created, and everything is fine.

NTFS = native for Windows XP
Ext2/3 = native for *nix

I don't think this two enjoy conversing with each other, and or if their is NTFS support for SuSe, is there??

<I boot into Linux no problem. but here's the problem. I can't get into my windows partition. tells me : invalid partition type (with some code looking like 0X7 or something like that)

/what I tried to say above.. though someone please assist me with tiding up my digital-eraser marks please, as I'm sure I missed something.
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I've done it with Suse 9.0. and everything was 100%. i did that long ago and formated, and now i wanna do it with 9.1 and now i get this error

I'm going home soon, then i'll see if i can't get it working again.

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so i decided to format my machine. after trying everything, my PC could not even detect an HDD.so i had to format and loose everything. all my updates *Gringe* Now i'll have to do all my anti virus, firewall, and windows updates via a 56k modem again

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In future you can try booting from the Windows CD and fixing the MBR. Not sure how linux will react but it should sort XP out.
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Go to Xandros and you won't have any sweat at all.
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