On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 4:41 PM, balasundaram
karthikeyan<bala...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> the drive is not properly connected or a diagnostic program should be run
> which is supplied by the vendor.
> but when i install any linux os it gets installed and the problem comes only
> for the windows
>
cool, so stop using windows that solves the problem. :p
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regards,
Prashanth
regards,
There might be a loss of Physical connection or error in formatting
the hard disk's physical partitions. Check for it.
If you dont want to loss data or fresh new installation of Fedora then
Resize the root or /home partition using the utils GParted or alike.
Use the free space for the XP on installation..
Regards
Sathish Guru
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> How to resize the / or /home directory in linux
Boot the system with a Live CD, (Ubuntu or Gparted Live CD). Ubuntu will
be quite ok.
Open gparted using the the menu System->Administrator->Partion Editor,
With gparted you can play around resizing the partions
this link,
http://gparted.sourceforge.net/larry/resize/resizing.htm
may help you.
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With Regards
*Rosario Arun G.....
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