chyba v LILO ? - shrnuti (delsi)

[BzF]

Dne Mon, 15 Apr 2002 09:16:41 +0100
"Miroslav BENES" <mbenes na tenez.cz> napsal/a:

> Tak tohle vechno NENI pravda. Pravda je, ze :
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>  - V extended oblasti muzou byt libovolne umistene neFAT 
> partisny bez vlivu na dostupnost exdended/primary FAT partisen.
> 
Stahnuto z webu jiz zminovaneho (www.v-com.com):
(Nezkousel jsem, ale skoro bych jim i veril ...)

A 
bug in Windows 95 will prevent access to multiple primary partitions 
if the last logical partition on every drive is not FAT. Thus, 
if you create a primary partition for Windows 95, a second primary 
partition for MS-DOS, then install Windows NT into an extended 
partition using NTFS, your Windows 95 will have problems accessing 
the MS-DOS partition. If you create a logical DOS drive after 
the NTFS drive, Windows 95 will not have any problems accessing 
the MS-DOS partition.

A
bug in Windows 98 will prevent access to multiple primary partitions 
if the last logical partition on every drive is not FAT. Thus, 
if you create a primary partition for Windows 98, a second primary 
partition for MS-DOS, then install Windows 2000 into an extended 
partition using NTFS, your Windows 98 will have problems accessing 
the MS-DOS partition. If you create a logical DOS drive after 
the NTFS drive, Windows 98 will not have any problems accessing 
the MS-DOS partition.

A 
bug in Windows Me will prevent access to multiple primary partitions 
if the last logical partition on every drive is not FAT. Thus, 
if you create a primary partition for Windows Me, a second primary 
partition for MS-DOS, then install Windows 2000 into an extended 
partition using NTFS, your Windows Me will have problems accessing 
the MS-DOS partition. If you create a logical DOS drive after 
the NTFS drive, Windows Me will not have any problems accessing 
the MS-DOS partition.

A 
bug in MS-DOS and PC-DOS will prevent access to multiple primary 
partitions if the last logical partition on every drive is not 
FAT. Thus, if you create a primary partition for DOS, a second 
primary partition for Windows 95, then install Windows NT into 
an extended partition using NTFS, your DOS will have problems 
accessing the Windows 95 partition. If you then create a logical 
DOS drive after the NTFS drive, DOS will not have any problems 
accessing the Windows 95 partition.

> Pokud by nekdo udelel verohodny dukaz pro nektere z vyse 
> uvedenych (IMHO nepravdivych) tvrzeni, prosim ho, at mi posle 
> kopii. Uz jsem se dlouho nezasmal ...

BzF

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