satya
i havent partitioned my second hard drive yet
so i like to do it with fdisk mos t probably
but pm is a good choice as i need my data s well
wht say
ok i will try out wht u said after tht
also i will refer for muti boot LILO 
thnks nyways
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Satya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ilug - bombay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 1999 9:10 AM
Subject: Re: [ILUG-BOM] suggestions needed


: Follow these instructions at your own risk.
: 
: On Nov 30, 1999 at 12:35, Aalok Jain wrote:
: 
: > I have 2 4.3GB hard Drives installed on my machine.
: > The partitions are as follows :
: > First Hard Drive
: > 1GB - Win95   - primary hard drive           
: > 3GB - Linux RH6.1 -  primary hard drive
: 
: These are on /dev/hda1 and /dev/hda2, I'm assuming.
: 
: > Second Hardrive
: > 4GB full 
: 
: Master or slave? If slave, primary or secondary?
: 
: > I like to install Caldea 2.3 Open Linux on my Second Hard Drive
: > I have made 2GB Free Space for it.
: 
: How did you make space?
: 
: > Please anyone can guide me in creating the partition out of the 4GB
: > and help me installing the Caldera without removal and crash of
: > previous linux and windows.
: 
: Run your previous linux (call it lin1). run `fdisk /dev/hdb1` (assuming
: your new linux (call it lin2) is on hdb2, ymmv.) and select:
:    l   list known partition types
: (to see the partition type numbers)
:    p   print the partition table
: (check what you have)
:    n   add a new partition
:    v   verify the partition table
:    w   write table to disk and exit
: 
: Be careful....
: 
: > Caldera has partition magic and boot loader given already but there
: > hasnt been ny examples give for more than one linux installation
: 
: Don't let caldera install any boot loaders. Alternatively (this might be
: better), let it install lilo on it's own partition or whatever. Then you
: can read the lilo.conf file from caldera's /etc and add the apprpriate
: entries to lilo.conf in lin1's /etc. That's what I did.
: 
: Once caldera has been setup, boot back into lin1 and change /etc/lilo.conf
: (or using linuxconf) as described above.
: 
: See the LILO mini-HOWTO. also Multiboot-with-LILO.
: 
: Standard disclaimers apply, as always.
: 
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