 Re: How to remove the Linux bootloader
i use mbrwiz, it's excellent.
it's for linux and windows, so what i do is boot to any livecd and download the mbrwiz file and run it.
it's quite simple, all you have to do is: unpack it, then chmod a+x mbrwiz then to run it:
./mbrwiz -list (to see what drive number your drive is)
so usually this is what i type:
./mbrwiz disk=0 -wipe=1 MBRWizard! - The MBR Management Utility
__________________ Torvalds was contemptuous of Microsoft's claims and has asked Redmond to name the patent infringements so that their veracity can be challenged and workarounds found.
"Naming them would either make it clear that Linux is not infringing at all (which is quite possible, especially if the patents are bad), or would make it possible to avoid infringing by coding around whatever silly thing they claim,"
"So the whole 'We have a list and we're not telling you' should tell you something. Don't you think that if Microsoft actually had some really foolproof patent, they'd just tell us and go, 'nyaah, nyaah, nyaah!'?"
whole story here: http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/21...-microsoft-put |