I also use a second drive, just for Linux ... a 3.2. I have a 23 meg
startup partition, 129 meg swap file partition, and the rest is for all the
Linux programs and various files. I used Partition Magic to create these
partitions. After creating the partitions I merely booted the Mandrake CD
and when I got to disk druid made the appropriate selections. On my system
my '/boot' partition is 'hdb5', my swapfile partition is 'hdb6', and my '/'
partition is 'hdb7'. After you've done it once you'll be thinking how easy
it really was to do.
mtnguy
> When i get th the section ofstallation that requires me to use fdisk or
disk
> druid, i dont know how to use either. i want to install mandrake on my
second
> hard drive, but i am clueless on how to set it up in disk druid. i always
get
> error messages telling me i have to make more partitions before i can
> continue the installation.
> thank you in advince.
>
> jerrud
>
