Re: Kde

[Christopher Pruden <x97pruden1@xxxxxxxxx>]

Do a fdisk -p , I think it is(or at least, run fdisk, then type p)
It will probably be
    /dev/hda1 = c:
    /dev/hda2     extended
        /dec/hda5 = d:

Why Windows insists on using extended partitions is beyond me, but it does.  I had
a lot of trouble getting it to even find two primary partitions before.
Chris

Alan DeJong wrote:

> Wow, that seems easy enough.
> Is there a way to see what my partitions are in linux? Because i have 2 windows
> partitions for windows, C: and D:  or would it ust be hda2?
>