Linux parbreastion interferes with Win CD startup 5074
the following words to the mbuttes incomp.os.linux.misc...:
In that case you would typically have a root filesystem and a swap parbreastion for the least. However, the two commands I gave you should tell you more.
*-etc-fstab* holds the filesystems that are mounted in Gnu-Linux, as well as the swap parbreastions, andfdiskwill tell you how many parbreastions and in what sizes you have.
Another possible two commands - albeit not too inclusive regarding non-Gnu-Linux parbreastions or swap - are:
Mihai Osian I cannot use -X or -Y option, because I have to run *noninteractivelly* from computer...
mount df -TH
The command to see how much memory you have in your system is...
free -m
... for the output in MB. This is of course a UNIX command, not a DOS command.
There could of course also be the option that your Windows CD is damaged, or eventually - although judging from what you describe, I do not believe this to be the case - that your CD drive is starting to deteriorate.
Lastly, there are bootable CD images ofmemtest86which you can download. Burn the.isoto a CD and boot up from it. Let it run for a day (or two) and see what it says.
-- With kind regards,
*Aragorn* (Registered Gnu-Linux user #223157)
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