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1. Linux not recognizing my 1.2 Gig DOS Hard Drive

Here's the situation.  I have a "frankenstein" computer at home
(my creation!).  It has two hard drives(1.2 Gig, 815 MByte),
SoundBlaster16 PnP (which linux boot disk won't recognize) w/4x CD-Rom

My motherboard bios does not support LBA for large hard drives, thus for
DOS/Win95 to see my entire 1.2 Gig drive, I have to install a
dynamic drive overlay in the boot sector of that drive.  This makes
linux see this as a type unknown in fdisk. (not dos >32)

I want to install linux on the other drive.  But with a PnP card
controlling my CDROM, I can't get linux to recognize the CDROM and
use the linux CDROM I bought.  I cant install from the DOS partion
because linux won't recognize that.  

What I really want is for linux to be able to mount my DOS
partion(s).   Anybody know how to do this with a dynamic
drive overlay installed on the drive that has the DOS partion?

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