Re: Can I make continuous linux partitions pretend to be something, to windows app
- From: Alan Mckinnon <alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2006 12:47:37 +0200
On Fri, 2006-08-18 at 16:12 +0800, Kevin Zhao wrote:
LBA value is 30754475 and the CHS value is 15483824. The LBA and CHS
values must be equal ..." After this error it is Error 117,
"Partition's drive letter cannot be identified". Even if I let it to
fix error 116. It still has erro 117 and cannot initialize. Meanwhile,
Linux fdisk will complain error for overlapping, etc.
So I leave the so called error 116 and 117 there.
I am going to paste my fdisk result here after I switch to ubuntu.
If you really need to fix this, then boot off any Linux LiveCD and look
at the hard disk using fdisk. Write down the start and end cylinders of
the Windows partitions, then delete them and recreate them with exactly
the same values. Use the fdisk feature to fix the partition order if the
order ends up being different to the physical position on the disk.
Nothing gets deleted, and fdisk puts your partition table into the kind
of shape it should be.
After this, you can safely ignore any bitching partition magic insists
on doing...
alan
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