Sean Goh wrote: > Dear all, > I'm having trouble installing Linux-Mandrake 8.2. Hope you can help. > I chose the recommended method of install and chose "Use existing > partition", after that it tells me to choose mount points. Here is > what the screen says > *hda1 (2.2GB,Linux native)__________ > hda6 (1.5GB,Linux native)__________* > > I left both blank coz i don't know what is mount points and clicked OK. > It then says: > *An error occured > Oops, no root partition. > > *I said "fine", i'll just add something,* > **hda1 (2.2GB,Linux native)test > hda6 (1.5GB,Linux native)test2 > > *After clicking Ok, i get the same error message. > I've been trying to install 8.2 for the past 3 days already and it's > getting me so frustrated and with some of you saying it's easier than > installing windows. it really makes me wonder.... > > Regards, > Sean > > P.S. Using 200MHZ desktop . > >-- > >-- >============================================================================================================================ >"...if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek >my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will >forgive their sin and will heal their land. " - 2 Chron 7:14 >============================================================================================================================ > What you want is
hda1 / hda6 /home You must not be installing Mandrake because diskdrake has an auto-allocate button, or else you must be using text install. Civileme
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