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Thanks shanenin, But i would like to rebuild my partition table excluding the CHS values w/o loosing my old partitions data.This is a serious bug & i don't think it's fixed in any of Fedora releases. I'm not able to re-modify CHS values to 255 Heads,that's why i'm thinking of clearing it up & then restoring the old partition table now only with LBA values

Thanks,but I Fear doing this will probably erase my partition table & render all data on the disk as useless. I can understand dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda bs=512 count=1 It clears sector 0 512 bytes but please elaborate parted -s /dev/hda mklabel msdos I observed in BIOS setup that CHS values for drive has 16 Heads while LBA had 255 this has been mentioned as the cause of problem in bugzilla.I has tried $ sfdisk -d /dev/hda | sfdisk --no-reread -H255 /dev/hda for solving that but i didn't did what it was expected to do,bcoz the BIOS settings show 16 Heads instead of 255.Can't i scrap off

Using Fixmbr & Fixboot or Fdisk /mbr will not help here,actually the partition table has been changed in Cylinder Head Sector (CHS) Format along with LBA Information.This has no issues with Linux as it reads only LBA ones but Windows read both & messes up.Please help me resolve this trouble. Windows doesn't starts even on reinstall

Hi All, A Bug in Fedora Core GRUB intall causes the disk geometry to be modified from LBA to CHS Format.The partition table now has both CHS & LBA value.Linux ignores CHS values but Windows messes up failing to boot. I'm experiencing the same trouble,due to which i'm not being able to boot windows,however linux can still boot. original disk geometry had 255 number of heads initially and was changed to 16 after the partition was corrupted by Fedora Mentioned in Bugzilla at:https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=115980 None of the solutions suggested to the problem: Setting BIO