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Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 22:19:58 PST8
From: Colin Campbell <cmcampb@adelphia.net >
Reply-To: scoug-help@scoug.com
To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: Dell PC has arrived - now for the customization with eCS!


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Steven Levine wrote:

>In <41F5DB58.40904@adelphia.net>, on 01/24/05
> at 09:41 PM, Colin Campbell said:
>
>
>>The hard drive seems to be formatted as a single partition. WinXP says the size is 76 million bytes (seems sort of small for an "80GB" drive -
>>
>>
>You are probably misreading this. It's probably 77 million kilobytes or
>something like that.
>
You're absolutely right - I did mis-write the size, and badly.

>>maybe there's a hidden partition for restoring the o.s., or something).
>>
>>
>
>Unless you got CDs, you better hope there is a recover partition.
>
I ran DFSee's DFSTART on the drive today. I'm attaching DFSTARTX.LOG
for anyone who's interested. It isn't crystal clear to me, but there is
a space that may be a recovery partition.

>>I need to reduce the C: drive in size, and use the free space to build
>>some other partitions. I have Partition Magic 6.0, and I downloaded and registered DFSee 6.17 today (on my older PC).
>>
>>
>
>If you have been reading along on the list, you might recall that it is
>easier to reduce the size of the partition before installing. After you
>install and the install converts the partition to NTFS, you need to use
>the most recent version of PM to have a chance of a resize working.
>
Do you mean before installing any OS, or before installing eCS or OS/2?
It sounds like you're telling me that I should just blow away the entire
C: drive and start over. If so, how would you recommend doing that?
Would I use PM to get started, then use LVM once I've re-gen'ed WinXP?

>If you are willing to reinstall using the recovery partition, you can do
>the resize with what you have.
>
>Steven
>
>
Do you believe the resize _will_ fail, or _might_ fail, if I use PM
6.0? Is there a chance that DFSee would do it successfully?

Should I try to beg, borrow, or (shiver) buy the latest PM? (Jordan Fox
says he has a copy of PM 8.0 around, but he's out of town right now.)
Thanks,
Colin


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DFSee version 6.17 14-12-2004 (c) 1994-2004: Jan van Wijk
=========================[ www.dfsee.com ]==========================

Run read-only -R, normal writing is disabled

Registration : DFSee 7.xx reg-nr for 'cmcampb@adelphia.net': 0694310688

UI TxWindows : 5.17 02-12-2004 (c) 1995-2004: Fsys Software
'C' compiler : OpenWatcom 1.40 (c) 1988-2004: Sybase and OpenWatcom
EXE compress : UPX 1.25 (c) 1996-2004: Markus Oberhumer
OS version : Windows-XP 5.10 build 2600: Service Pack 2

DFSee winNT 6.17 : executing: map -m * +
Execute timestamp : Tuesday 25-01-2005 15:15:15
Number of disks : 1

L-Geo Disk 1 Cyl : 9726 H:255 S:63 bps: 512 Size : 0950287E = 76293.1 MiB
BIOS Int13 limit : 1023 cylinders Size : 8032.5 MiB
MBR crc 07f63294 : 832a22c7 = MBR bootcode unknown to DFSee

+--------------------------------------+
| |+===========++===============================++====================+| ||
| || || || || ||
|m||1 ||2 ||3 ||4 ||
| ||47.0 ||72708.2 ||3529.9 ||7.8 ||
|b|| ||C: || || ||
| ||DellUtility|| || || ||
|r||FAT16 ||NTFS ||unknown ||FreeSp||
| ||de ||07 ||db || ||
| || ||65712.0 || ||7.8 ||
| ||/dev/hda1 ||/dev/hda2 ||/dev/hda3 || ||
| || || || || ||
| |+===========++===============================++====================+| ||
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

DFSee winNT 6.17 : executing: part
Execute timestamp : Tuesday 25-01-2005 15:15:15
+---+--+-----------------+--+--------+--------+-----------+----------+--------+
|ID |Dr|Type, description|ux|Format |Related |VolumeLabel|BM-Name |Size MiB|
+---+-------------+--------+-------------------+
|01 | |Prim de DELL-Util| 1|FAT16 |Dell 4.1|DellUtility| | 47.0|
|02>|C:|Prim 07 Inst-FSys| 2|NTFS |Win NT | | | 72708.2|
|03 | |Prim db CPMreserv| 3|unknown |MSWIN4.1| | | 3529.9|
|04 | |FreeSpace Pri/Log| |-- -- --|-- -- --|- - - - - -| | 7.8|
+---+--+-----------------+--+--------+--------+-----------+----------+--------+

DFSee winNT 6.17 : executing: confirm Run any command you want to add to the dfstartx logfile~~Then Exit DFSee ...
Execute timestamp : Tuesday 25-01-2005 15:15:15

Run any command you want to add to the dfstartx logfile

Then Exit DFSee ...
Closing logfile : 'dfstartx.log'


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