adit_sen
In the zone
I have a dual boot Ubuntu & Windows XP system. Recently, after upgrading to Edgy Eft (6.10), I used the gParted tool from Ubuntu to increase the swap space. Now everything went off fine, and both operating systems don't have any problems. Expect that in windows, if I open partition magic, it detects the main HDD as 'BAD' (see attached pic). But the windows disk management reports its as fine(pic attached).
What does the 'BAD' mean? Is it a cause for concern to my HDD? The only noticable difference after this has occured is that when I boot into windows, before the login screen comes up, the system seems to pause for about 5-7 seconds, with just a blank screen. After which it works fine.
I don't want to risk losing the data on my drive. Please let me know what you guys think of this...
Cheers
Aditya
What does the 'BAD' mean? Is it a cause for concern to my HDD? The only noticable difference after this has occured is that when I boot into windows, before the login screen comes up, the system seems to pause for about 5-7 seconds, with just a blank screen. After which it works fine.
I don't want to risk losing the data on my drive. Please let me know what you guys think of this...
Cheers
Aditya