Nxl67002

Installed Operating System

• Windows XP
  • Configuration files
• Ubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04 LTS
  • Configuration files
• Wine on Ubuntu
  • Configuration files

System

Log

• [2010-03-19] BIOS - Virtualization - Enabled Virtualization instruction + Virtualization IO
• [2010-03-19] Info - Original partition:

Device	Label	Size	Type	Comment
/dev/sda1/		298.05 MiB	FAT16	Dell rescue
/dev/sda2/	AWS_Data	104 GiB	NTFS	Windows D:
/dev/sda3/	AWS_System	44.76 GiB	NTFS	Windows C:

• [2010-03-21] Backup - (Ubuntu USB) Resize and backup windows system partition:

  sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=nxl670002-sda-20100321.mbr bs=512 count=63
  sudo sfdisk -l -uS /dev/sda >nxl670002-sfdisk-20100321.txt
  sudo ntfsresize --size 20000M /dev/sda3
  sudo ntfsclone --force --save-image -o - /dev/sda3 | gzip -c > nxl670002-sda3-resized-2010321.img.gz
  

• [2010-03-22] Disk - (Ubuntu USB) Gparted → Deleted partition /dev/sda2
• [2010-03-22] Disk - (Ubuntu USB) Gparted → New NTFS partition /dev/sda2, 32212 MiB, label=SYSTEM
• [2010-03-22] Disk - (Ubuntu USB) Copy /dev/sda3 to /dev/sda2, and restore size

sudo ntfsclone --force --save-image -o - /dev/sda3 | sudo ntfsclone --restore-image --overwrite /dev/sda2 -
sudo ntfsresize --force --size 33772999680 /dev/sda3

• [2010-03-22] Disk - (Ubuntu USB) Gparted → Set boot flag on /dev/sda2, delete /dev/sda3
• [2010-03-22] Error - Booting Windows we have the following error:
Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: Windows\System32\Hal.dll
• [2010-03-22] Disk - (Ubuntu USB) Mount /dev/sda2, and edit boot.ini as follows: change .../partition(3)/... to .../partition(2)/...
• [2010-03-22] Disk - Setting up partition as shown below.

Partition

Device	Type	Label	Size	Type	Linux Options	Linux Mount
/dev/sda1/	primary	Dell Utility	298 MiB	fat16
/dev/sda2/	primary	SYSTEM	31 GiB	ntfs
/dev/sda5/	logical		4.0 GiB	swap	Defaults	swap
/dev/sda6/	logical	ROOT	10 GiB	reiserfs	Defaults	/
/dev/sda7/	logical	DATA	103.3 GiB	ntfs