Getting rid of Linux

[Kenny Hitt]

Hi.  Fdisk is a DOS program.  If you have a DOS screen reader, you
should have no problem using it.  Just boot the system to DOS (not a DOS
box under Windows98) and follow the menu.  If you want Windows 98 to
have the c: drive as one big drive, you will have to delete everything
and re-install Windows 98.  Your other option is to make the space from
your old Linux partition into drive d.

          Kenny

On Thu, Oct 03, 2002 at 11:48:40AM -0700, hotmail wrote:
> Sorry for the cross post. I installed RedHat 7.3 on the 30GB HD of my
> Windows 98 Computeer. When the computer boots, Grub gives me a list of
> RedHat or Windows. And if I do not choose then RedHat will load. Windows 98
> is on drive C and Linux  uses the rest of the HD. I am told That I should
> uninstall Grub before deleteing the Linux partation. How do I uninstall
> Grub?
> 
> I am told that I can run FDISK to delete the Linux partition. How do I run
> FDISK? I assume I need sited assistance to use FDISK. i am not familular
> With FDISK, (I Have only used FDISK once), so instructions please? I wish to
> delete the Linux partition and extend drive c to use the whole HD.
> 
> Angus MacKinnon
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