	    REACTIVATING LINUX AFTER CHANGING PARTITIONS


     If a bootable Linux partition is moved or a partition before a bootable
Linux partition is added or deleted using older versions of ServerMagic or
on a computer with SCSI drives, the operating system on that partition may be
rendered unbootable.  In that case, it may be necessary to download a Linux
rescue diskette image, build a diskette from the image, boot from the diskette
and repair the Linux boot information on the Linux partition.  The file
/pub/utilities/linuxfd.zip on the FTP site ftp.powerquest.com contains a
rescue diskette image as well as instructions on how to use it.

	The files in linuxfd.zip are compressed and combined using the ZIP
compression standard.  You must use the unzip program under Linux or the
UNZIP or PKUNZIP program under MS-DOS to extract the files.  After
extracting the files, the file README.TXT contains the instructions for
creating and using the diskette.  The diskette may be created from within
MS-DOS or Linux.

	The files in linuxfd.zip are not included on the ServerMagic CD
because of copyright issues.
