I decided to re-partition my HD today and used the Start up Boot Disk I down loaded off the "Doc's FDISK Guide To Partition a Hard Drive".

I already had my computer running under Win2k and as soon as it tried to boot off the floppy it gave me an error something like this: NTLDR Missing press enter   

I assume the Win98 bootdisk is incompatible with the NT kernal... So how can I FDISK my HD?

Any help would be appreciated,
thx

He is getting this error because they tried to make a bootable floppy within W2K by either doing a "format a: /s" or doing a "sys" to the floppy.

He needs to use a regular bootable MS-DOS disk and not try and make a bootable disk from within W2K.

Cheers,
Rene

I'm using W2K Pro, and Norton SystemWorks 2002 Pro Edition.

Last year I spent two weeks reinstalling Win 98 three times, leaving me frustrated and shaken. Then I heard about W2K and Ghost, I wanted to be fearless again.

I tried to create a Ghost Boot disk with Norton Boot Disk Wizard, but the PC-DOS would not read the logical partitions on my two hard drives created by PartitionMagic 7.0. I noticed Rads solution and downloaded the Bootflpy.zip, formatted a fresh diskette in W2K, unzipped it and copied COMMAND.COM, IO.SYS, MSDOS.SYS and GhostPE.exe all to the root level of the diskette.

But when I restarted with the diskette in drive A the message, "Missing NTLDR" displays, but copying NTLDR to the diskette doesn't help.

I contacted Rad, who redirected me to this thread. This time I got the error message "Non-System Disk, Remove and Press Any Key." I used preformatted IBM disks used with Win 98, thinking these would be MS-DOS based, but no luck.

Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated, as I still want to computer fearlessly.

Thanks in advance,

Corl

Thanks for the lead Rad. It looks like they might have responded to such an issue in the past, but they cleared it off their web site and all that is left is the title. Oh well. I just sent them my question fresh. When I get a solution, hopefully, I'll post it back here.

Corl