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Matthew Reed
I setup an ext2 partition on a hard drive, and changed a few partitions
around. Now, I can't get my drive letters the way I want them. My drives
look like this:
C Drive: |--- Fat32 ---|--- ext2 ---|
D Drive: |--- Fat32 ---|--- Fat32 ---|--- Fat32 ---|--- linux swap ---|
E Drive: |--- Fat32 ---|--- Fat32 ---|
These should have drive letters as follows:
C Drive: |--- C ---|--- ext2 ---|
D Drive: |--- D ---|--- F ---|--- G ---|--- linux swap ---|
E Drive: |--- E ---|--- H ---|
C, D, E work. H works. F gives an error, and G is mapped to my K: drive. If
I boot to Win98 or DOS, all drive letters work as expected. It's only in XP
that I can't get them to work. If I run partition magic, it shows the ext2
partion as F:.
So - how do I get Windows to not see the ext2 partition as my F: drive, and
let me assign F to where I want it? Likewise G:?
around. Now, I can't get my drive letters the way I want them. My drives
look like this:
C Drive: |--- Fat32 ---|--- ext2 ---|
D Drive: |--- Fat32 ---|--- Fat32 ---|--- Fat32 ---|--- linux swap ---|
E Drive: |--- Fat32 ---|--- Fat32 ---|
These should have drive letters as follows:
C Drive: |--- C ---|--- ext2 ---|
D Drive: |--- D ---|--- F ---|--- G ---|--- linux swap ---|
E Drive: |--- E ---|--- H ---|
C, D, E work. H works. F gives an error, and G is mapped to my K: drive. If
I boot to Win98 or DOS, all drive letters work as expected. It's only in XP
that I can't get them to work. If I run partition magic, it shows the ext2
partion as F:.
So - how do I get Windows to not see the ext2 partition as my F: drive, and
let me assign F to where I want it? Likewise G:?