Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2003 8:43 pm
fdisk /mdr
rewrites the master boot record on the disk, so yes, you were correct.
Tip, after you finalized your installing (added hotfixes, patches, the absolute-needed-goodies-software aso aso), ghost the drive.
I ghost drives on regular basis, and installing Win2k and Suse takes 7 minutes (or as fast as a gigabit ethernet can transfer data) using that method. A bit cooperate thinking perhaps as I mainly do this at work, but... It does work at home also.
rewrites the master boot record on the disk, so yes, you were correct.
Tip, after you finalized your installing (added hotfixes, patches, the absolute-needed-goodies-software aso aso), ghost the drive.
I ghost drives on regular basis, and installing Win2k and Suse takes 7 minutes (or as fast as a gigabit ethernet can transfer data) using that method. A bit cooperate thinking perhaps as I mainly do this at work, but... It does work at home also.