How do I uninstall puppy from my hd?

[ivansv]

i've installed puppy to my C drive(win2k) to try it out, like it so much i gave it its own part.-ext2-and installed it. my problem now is uninstalling it from my C drive. i've looked for it but can't find any reference to it on C.
if anybody knows a way to remove, would appreciate it. thanks in advance and look forward to joining the puppy community.

[Flash]

If you have the Windows installation disk, run "fixmbr" from it. That will overwrite the boot sector of your hard drive with the default Windows bootloader.

[ivansv]

thanks flash, i was booting my puppy intall on C using a floppy so i never messed with the mbr. my problem is removing puppy from C drive where my win2k is, the install is puppy-1.0.5.
incidentally, i have a cat named flash. i named her flash

[Flash]

(I repair professional flash photography equipment.)

I guess I don't understand what you mean when you say you have Puppy "installed" on your C drive. If you mean that Puppy is a file in your Windows system partition, you can simply delete the file from within Windows as you would with any other file.

[MU]

I think it is
c:\pup001
c:\usr_cram.fs

There also should be image.gz and vmlinuz, I think in c:\boot

Mark

[Flash]

Thanks Mark. Now I understand the question.

[ivansv]

thanks flash and MU. i found it and took care of it. it was listed as pup1. now that its in its own partition, its resolved.