Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Ernst Dinkla" 
<> Had the same experience with a Suse trial maybe 2 years ago. In
> the end I did a low level format of the disc on an Acorn Risc Os
> machine, after that it was easy to get it ready for Windows
> partitioning again. It is possible to get rid of it with other
> means but I don't recall how. It should be in the Suse manuals.
> 
> Ernst

In the interest of saving others a lot of trouble, this is the easy 
way to get of the Linux bootloader:

A) boot your system with a Windows 98 bootsdisk, or any other 
bootdisk that has FDISK on it.
B) When you get to the DOS prompt, type in :  fdisk/mbr  and hit 
enter.
The next time Win boots up it'll put up a notice that the boot-
record is missing, so it has to boot from a previous profile. Let 
it. That's all there is to it, I wish I had trusted the info when I 
first got it, it would've saved me a whole lot of time.

Steve K