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by **ftm!** » Mon, 03 Sep 2001 07:15:24

I have a system with one HDD in it. The drive is has two partitions on it, a
C and D drive. The C drive has Win2K on it, and the D drive has 4.3
FreeBSD. I have removed FreeBSD from this system, and am now wondering how
can I remove the changes that FreeBSD made to the MBR.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

by **Des Coughl** » Mon, 03 Sep 2001 07:20:00

> I have a system with one HDD in it. The drive is has two partitions on it, a
> C and D drive. The C drive has Win2K on it, and the D drive has 4.3
> FreeBSD. I have removed FreeBSD from this system, and am now wondering how
> can I remove the changes that FreeBSD made to the MBR.

fdisk /mbr

Or won't that work on Winblows 2000 ?

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by **ftm!** » Mon, 03 Sep 2001 08:10:31

> fdisk /mbr
> Or won't that work on Winblows 2000 ?

The primary partion is FAT32 and not NTFS, so it worked just fine.

Thanks.

by **Dark** » Tue, 04 Sep 2001 06:08:31

> > fdisk /mbr
> > Or won't that work on Winblows 2000 ?

> The primary partion is FAT32 and not NTFS, so it worked just fine.

That doesnt make difference. I have NTFS and works fine with fdisk /mbr.
I have done it several times.

Darko

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