On Fri, 28 Mar 2003 12:57:26 -
QingHua Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I downloaded 3 cds of Mandrake 9.1 yesterday, but when I try to install it
this morning I find it can not resize my hard drive, which is a fujitsu
MHR2030AT all in NTFS with a size of 27.9 GB. (the
Hi there,
I downloaded 3 cds of Mandrake 9.1 yesterday, but when I try to install it
this morning I find it can not resize my hard drive, which is a fujitsu
MHR2030AT all in NTFS with a size of 27.9 GB. (the intsller just said it's
not resizeable) Can anyone please give some pointers to fix it?
On Fri, 2003-03-28 at 23:57, QingHua Wang wrote:
Hi there,
I downloaded 3 cds of Mandrake 9.1 yesterday, but when I try to install it
this morning I find it can not resize my hard drive, which is a fujitsu
MHR2030AT all in NTFS with a size of 27.9 GB. (the intsller just said it's
not
Man i hate outlook. Why doesn't reply all reply to all?!?
Anyway, on page 1 of chapter 1 of the startup guide, there is a warning
about this (if you have 2000, NT or XP):
NTFS Partitions. Windows 2000 , NT or XP users should be very careful not
to resize NTFS partitions with GNU/Linux . This
I think this was meant to go to the list. (name removed in case it wasn't)
However, 9.1 purports to resize NTFS Partitions (via diskdrake and
during install) just fine, and many have reported it doing this task
flawlessly. So, perhaps something is corrupt on your NTFS partition, or
one would
Hi Everyone I have a HP Pavilion ze 1230 laptop I would like to install mdk 9.0 on
it with xp ( have to keep xp for work ) I helped my bother in law install it on his
laptop and we lost xp and had to start over I would like to get it right the first
time help me please
thanks greg
On Sat, 2003-03-29 at 02:46, qhwang wrote:
Is the NTFS partition setup as a BASIC DISK or a DYNAMIC DISK?
My laptop has this only one hard disk. Since I wait for a long time to
install Mandrake
or some other linux within the NTFS partition, there are around 20 GB free
space. I don't
want
