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Old 27-Jun-2009, 08:41
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Default Re: Partitioning After Dual-Boot
This makes no sense to me. What we really need is you to boot a live cd and from a su terminal do:

Code:
fdisk -l
Post result
Explain what you think you have and what you want.
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