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    re-install over the partition it's currently in.

    Hi All,

    I've currently got both HH and II installed on the same hard drive. I'd like to delete my II install, as I've done something horribly wrong with it... lol but I don't really know how to install over that partition without destroying my HH partition.

    Help?

    Thanks,
    Kev

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    Re: re-install over the partition it's currently in.

    Are they on separate partitions? You should be able to run
    Code:
    fdisk -lu
    and see the disk partitions, and figure out (based on whichever you are booted into at the time) which one is II.

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      #3
      Re: re-install over the partition it's currently in.

      That didn't do anything... lol

      Kev

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        #4
        Re: re-install over the partition it's currently in.

        Oooops. How about
        Code:
        sudo fdisk -lu

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          #5
          Re: re-install over the partition it's currently in.

          that worked! funny it didn't even give me anything, not even an error, doing it without sudo.

          Code:
            Device Boot   Start     End   Blocks  Id System
          /dev/sdb1  *     63  232781849  116390893+ 83 Linux
          /dev/sdb2    232781850  488392064  127805107+  5 Extended
          /dev/sdb5    470190483  488392064   9100791  82 Linux swap / Solaris
          /dev/sdb6    232781976  460455029  113836527  83 Linux
          /dev/sdb7    460455093  470190419   4867663+ 82 Linux swap / Solaris
          I assume this means that the linux I'm in currently is on sdb1

          Kev

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