Joseph asks…
Why am I getting a partition not supported message when installing Windows SBS Server 2008?
I installed Windows SBS 2008 on a secondary hard drive (E:) than my main Vista x64 OS (C:) and am getting the following message when I boot into SBS 2008…”The operating system is installed on a drive partition that is not supported. You must install Windows SBS on the C: drive partition”. Any solutions?
Matt NJ answers:
You will need to – install SBS 2008 on the C drive and re-install Vista on the other drive 🙁
Mandy asks…
What is contained in the MSSQL$WSUS log and is it safe to delete it for clearing space on SBS Server 2003?
Path is WSUSMSSQL$WSUSLOG there’s 2 log files there each about 8 GB and they are taking up space. Should I make arrangements to get more space or is it safe to delete these ?
Matt NJ answers:
You should move the database off the C: drive – if that’s where it is.
For truncating the log, refer to http://www.wsus.info/forums/index.php?showtopic=7624
(DO NOT JUST DELETE THE FILE)
For more information on setting up the server and placement of data files, see http://www.lwcomputing.com/tips/static/bootdrivesize.asp
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