[RESOLVED] 96 MB partition that I can't remove
After dual booting my system with Linux and windows98, everything went fine for about 2 months and then LILO crashed which forced me to fdisk, format and reinstall windows (forget about Linux, I'll just use the machines at school). During the first screen of fdisk, I have the five options of create partition, set active, delete partition, etc. Now there appears a fifth option to change drives. I only have one partition on the drive and when I tried to access the 96 MB drive 2, fdisk says "cannot access drive 2". From here I have no other option but to ignore it. I have tried debug scripts to delete the partitions, writing zeros to the drive and have even tried the linux partitioning software all to no effect. What could be causing it? Is it possible that I have damaged the drive and the drive has segregated the damaged area? Help!
Jason Ferreira
