Fedora dual boot

[John McGregor]

>
> One more question that i'm concerned of, The problem is, if I'm not 
> comfortable on having Linux on my system, how do I remove the shared 
> partition (the FAT32 partition) and the GRUB boot loader that goes 
> with it? How do I restore my system back to it's original state after 
> removing Linux off my system?


Its easy enough to convert FAT 32 to NTFS from Win XP and this site has 
a very good how to:
http://aumha.org/win5/a/ntfscvt.php
You can restore the MBR using the restore utility on the Fedora install 
disk or by booting from the Win XP CD and at the command line typing 
FDISK/MBR. Most often it works quite well, but you would be wise to back 
up your critical data first before attempting this (it is your first try 
afterall).

John



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