>
> I know abut the <1024 cylinder thingie. Does this make any sense:
> create a 10-20Mb partition for the Linux kernel (and Lilo?), then about a
> gig-and-a-half partition for 95, then the rest for Linux? Am I correct in
> assuming that as long as the kernel is before cyl. 1024, the rest of Linux
> doesn't care where it is?
RH from 5.2 up atleast, creates a /boot partition along with a /
partition. The size of the /boot partition is 30M (8% usage).
I would advise creating a /home partition so you can upgrade without
losing configuration info, depending on what you are doing home should
be > 300M.
And so far I have never run into the 1024 limit, I think it has
something to do with BIOSes.
>
> That 95 is going to be a problem, though, I betcha. How much is
> it going to hate being on a drive other than C:?
Somethings are best left alone, install Windows 95 first and thank god
it is not 98.
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