Ken -
As I understand it (and as would make syntactical sense) this would do
exactly that. Clear all partitions on this specific drive. For reasons
out of my control *grumble* work forbids it at this moment *grumble*,
I'm not able to take a gander at the RH Kickstart guide at the moment -
but I would imagine that this is correct.
Hope that helps
-dant
Ken Teh wrote:
I have a follow-up question: What does
clearpart --all --drives=hda
According to the docs, '--all' means 'Erases all partitions from the system'
which would suggest the '--drives' is meaningless. Or does it really mean
'Erases all partitions from drive hda'.
Ken
On Fri, 20 May 2005, Katrina Gressett wrote:
Clearpart is supposed to do exactly what it says, clear partitions.
Instead of doing 'clearpart --all' try 'clearpart --linux'. That should
remove all the linux partions but keep any others.
Good Luck,
Katrina
On Fri, 20 May 2005 seberino@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
It appears 'clearpart' is the Kickstart switch to prevent
Windows partitions from getting blasted when "kickstarting"
Fedora Core 3.
I may not be using clearpart correctly (if that is even
the right way?) because I'm blowing away Windows partitions!!
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Chris
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