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@Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2003 02:13:47 -0400
Subject: Re: OS/2 Warp 4 Install
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Don[ald] O. Woodall wrote:
> at 11:09 PM, "BBF Tech. Support"
said:
> >I am trying to install Warp 4 CP2 on my Laptop with a new 30 gig drive
> >I had it installed a couple of times but had to reinstall because of
> >problems getting W2000 also installed.
> >I discovered that I had to install w2000 first or it destroyed the OS/2
It won't it you understand what can &/or will happen, and avoid the booby
traps.
> >Had it going but screwed up the partitioning with an attempt to install
> >NT again
> >STUPID!!!!
Only use partitioning tools that aren't included with operating systems
(except when absolutely necessary) and such things don't happen.
> >OK - now W2000 is installed and running well
> >I left a open area in th efront of the drive but can't get LVM to make it
> >installable
How big? What type?
> >ANy Ideas!
> >I was able to format it to hpfs with PM 3.0
That antique is rather limited.
> >But that didn;t help
> I'll ask some stupid questions until the experts
> arrive on the scene.
> Why did you leave space in front of Win2k?
There's always space in front of everything if no primary partitions are
created. W2K needn't, and arguably, shouldn't be in front of anything.
> Were you in the process of installing when you were
> unable to make the Partition Magic formatted partition
> installable?
>
> It seems that I have read that you can't make a
> partition/volume installable unless the installation
> program is running.
Very true.
My W2K multiboot system:
DFSee OS2 version : 5.52 executing: fdisk -m
Execute timestamp : Monday 20-10-2003 13:50:07
L-Geo Disk 1 Cyl : 5005 H:255 S:63 Size : 04CAE34D = 39260.4 MiB
MBR crc 054b4eb9 : cce185ed = IBM OS/2 LVM or W4 from FP9, I13X
+--+---+-----------------+--+--------+--------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+--------+
|ID|Vol|Type, description|ux|Format |Creator |VolumeLabel|LVM Volume,
Partition |Size MiB|
+--+--------------+--------+-------------------+
|01|* |Hide 17 Inst-FSys| 1|HPFS |IBM 4.50|40A P1MAINT|P1 40A
Maintenance, P1 40A OS/2 Maint | 101.9|
|02|> |Prim 0a Boot-Mgr | 2|BMGR |LVM |I13X-aware |, [ BOOT
MANAGER ] | 7.8|
|03| |FreeSpace Wasted | |-- -- --|-- -- --|- - - - - -|
| 258.9|
|03|*-c|Prim 0b FAT32 | 3|FAT32 |MSWIN4.1|P3 40A W2K |P3 40A W2K, P3
40A W2K | 3004.3|
|04| |FreeSpace Logical| |-- -- --|-- -- --|- - - - - -|
| 7.8|
|04|* |Log 83 LinuxExt2| 5|EXT2 |Linux | |P5 40A Grub
/boot, P5 40A Grub /boot | 23.5|
|05| |Log 82 LinuxSwap| 6|SWAP |Linux | |P6 40A Linux
Swap, P6 40A Linux Swap | 258.8|
|06| |Log 83 LinuxExt2| 7|none |unknown | |P7 40A Linux /,
P7 40A Linux / | 3169.0|
|07| |Lhid 11 FAT12 | 8|FAT12 |-DFSee- |DUMMY |P8 40A Dummy, P8
40A Dummy | 15.7|
|08| E:|Log 06 FAT16 | 9|FAT16 |-DFSee- |P9 I40A |P9 40A DOS Data,
P9 40A DOS Data | 251.0|
|09|*F:|Log 07 Inst-FSys|10|HPFS |IBM 4.50|P10 I40A |P10 40A HPFS
Boot F, P10 40A HPFS Boot F | 800.1|
|10| |FreeSpace Logical| |-- -- --|-- -- --|- - - - - -|
| 196.1|
|10| G:|Log 07 Inst-FSys|11|HPFS |IBM 4.50|P11 I40A |P11 40A HPFS
Data G, P11 40A HPFS Data G | 2000.3|
|11| |FreeSpace Logical| |-- -- --|-- -- --|- - - - - -|
| 400.1|
|11| H:|Log 07 Inst-FSys|12|HPFS |OS2 20.0|P12 I40A |P12 40A HPFS
Apps H, P12 40A HPFS Apps H | 933.4|
|12| I:|Log 07 Inst-FSys|13|HPFS |OS2 20.0|P13 I40A |P13 40A HPFS I:,
P13 40A HPFS I: | 392.2|
|13| |FreeSpace Logical| |-- -- --|-- -- --|- - - - - -|
| 23.5|
|13| |Log 83 LinuxExt2|14|none |unknown | |P14 40A Linux
/home, P14 40A Linux /home | 2502.3|
|14| J-|Log 0c FAT32-Ext|15|FAT32 |MSWIN4.1|P15ISOSPACE|P15 40A
/isospace, P15 40A /isospace | 1600.2|
|15| |Log 83 LinuxExt2|16|none |unknown | |P16 40A
/mnt/distro, P16 40A /mnt/distro | 2102.2|
|16| |Log 83 LinuxExt2|17|none |unknown | |P17 40A Cooker,
P17 40A Cooker | 2839.6|
|17| |Log 83 LinuxExt2|18|none |unknown | |P18 40A severn,
P18 40A severn | 2094.4|
|18| |Log 83 LinuxExt2|19|none |unknown | |P19 40A iso19,
P19 40A iso19 | 2306.2|
|19| |Log 83 LinuxExt2|20|none |unknown | |P20 40A iso20,
P20 40A iso20 | 2306.2|
|20| |Log 83 LinuxExt2|21|none |unknown | |P21 40A iso21,
P21 40A iso21 | 2306.2|
|21| |Log 83 LinuxExt2|22|none |unknown | |P22 40A iso22,
P22 40A iso22 | 2306.2|
|22| |FreeSpace Logical| |-- -- --|-- -- --|- - - - - -|
| 23.5|
|22| |Lhid 11 FAT12 |23|FAT |IBM 4.50|DEMARCATION|40A 32 GB
marker, 40A 32 GB marker | 15.7|
|42| |FreeSpace Logical| |-- -- --|-- -- --|- - - - - -|
| 7012.7|
+--+---+-----------------+--+--------+--------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+--------+
Some things to remember:
1-IBM BM must be protected agains W2K. SP2 will do it. DFSee will do it.
2-Set the windoze target partition active with correct type before installing
windoze and it won't mess with other partitions, except an unprotected BM
3-Use LVM only for installation and for creating JFS volumes. Use something
else for creating partitions and compatability volumes. (e.g. DFSee)
4-URL below
--
"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom...."
Proverbs 9:10 NIV
Team OS/2 ** Reg. Linux User #211409
Felix Miata *** http://members.ij.net/mrmazda/partitioningindex.html
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