fdisk Says, "Partition X has different physical/logical..."

If the partition number (X, above) is 1, this is the same problem as in fdisk: Partition 1 does not start on cylinder boundary.

If the partition begins or ends on a cylinder numbered greater than 1024, this is because the standard DOS disk geometry information format in the partition table can't cope with cylinder numbers with more than 10 bits. You should see How Can I Get Linux to Work With My Disk?.

Where Can I Find Kermit for Linux?
Where Can I Find Linux System Specifications?

See our index for more reviews

Write a review and win an Apple Ipod

Page
New Edit Rename Attachments Versions
Site
Changes Index Search
User
Log In

Last Modified 2004-07-01