> I currently have around 50 MB swap and 3500 MB linux partition. I tried to do
> a fresh install by creating a 50 MB /boot, 800 MB / , 128 MB swap and the rest
> for /usr. But i get the error "no free primary". What does it mean?
How much is your RAM. Set your swap = RAM or 16 MB, whichever is more.
Reduce size of boot to 10 MB. I am surprised the system allowed you to
have that much big boot partition. I remember a warning/error that I had
some time...
Free primary? Hmm... are you already having a windows partition on that
machine? You can have at max 4 primary partitions on the HDD. At max.
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