Ok, this is my problem...
I often reïnstall windowz because the system sucks
, but I still need it
. (let me add that I do mess around with it a lot
). When I want to install windows from the CD I get the following problems
:
- Windows installer hangs on reading harddisk with Linux partitions
- If windows installs, then grub doesn't work anymore
- Windows installation takes way too long
Then I remembered there was something about making a exact 1:1 copy of an harddisk or partition
. So I went looking for a program, but that turned out to be quite hard
.
Question: Where do I find a program for Linux that can create AND restore NTFS partitions?
I tried with mkisofs
, but I don't quite understand that
. Plus, I think that the Windows NTFS is violating a lot of ISO laws
.
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