Most probably this will not work, because there is no regular primary or extended partition on disk 1, but a MS propriatary "Simple Volume".
It's part of the concept of dynamic volumes introduced with Windows 2000 and to the best of my knowledge not compatible with any other OS than Windows 2000/XP/2003.
Most probably this will not work, because there is no regular primary or extended partition on disk 1, but a MS propriatary "Simple Volume".
It's part of the concept of dynamic volumes introduced with Windows 2000 and to the best of my knowledge not compatible with any other OS than Windows 2000/XP/2003.