can your new partition be booted from fdisk?

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12/27/02 1:07:26 PM

can your new partition be booted from fdisk?

marking the new partition as active to ensure that it is bootable? Also the bios might be wondering which disk to boot from first.
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can your new partition be booted from fdisk? - (boxley) - Dec. 27, 2002, 01:07:26 PM EST

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