I have an old 486 that currently has Red Hat 7.0 loaded on it as a single OS. This was an experiment that I tried after replacing that PC about two years ago. The problem is that the machine is just not up to the task. Red Hat/Gnome run so slowly that it makes it virtually unusable. I'd like to go ahead and just re-format the disk and re-load Win95 so it's at least somewhat functional. So far, nothing I've tried will let me delete the extended partition. DOS/FDISK won't work and Disk Druid from the install CD won't allow you to go forward with no Linux partitions. I have Partition Magic, but haven't tried that yet. Is that my best option?
Andy
Andy