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JGuru · 03-11-2006, 12:15 PM

@Sam_1710, Just boot from Windows 98 bootable CD. When the drivers are loaded
& prompt appears, type:

A:/> fdisk /mbr

This will remove the Linux bootloader (GRUB) from the MBR. You can delete the
Linux partitions root('/') & swap from Windows O.S or when installing Linux (during
partitioning). Or if you have a bootable Windows XP CD, boot from it, & do as @Mashahia has posted.

03-11-2006, 12:15 PM	#3 (permalink)
JGuru Wise Old Owl Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Space-time continuum Posts: 1,646	Re: "Kernel unable to sync" @Sam_1710, Just boot from Windows 98 bootable CD. When the drivers are loaded & prompt appears, type: A:/> fdisk /mbr This will remove the Linux bootloader (GRUB) from the MBR. You can delete the Linux partitions root('/') & swap from Windows O.S or when installing Linux (during partitioning). Or if you have a bootable Windows XP CD, boot from it, & do as @Mashahia has posted. __________________ * Imagination is more important than knowledge. -Albert Einstein