Joel....first make a small partition of 16-24 megs and make its
mountpoint /boot. Then make a swap file (size depending on your ram,
but no bigger than 124 megs). After that make your / partition and any
others that you deem appropriate.
Alan
Joel Sinclair wrote:
>
> Hey again all...
>
> New problem, I have gotten into Disk Druid (finally! ;)) and now it wont
> assign the root partition because it says that "the boot partition is too
> large?"
>
> I believe this has something to do with it being over 1024 cylinders.. or
> perhaps it is because of a Fat32 partition being in the way.... I can't get
> rid of the Windoze partition, so I need to figure out a way around this... I
> know it's a pretty common problem...
>
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>
> Good Luck!
>
> Joel Sinclair
> Senior Developer
>
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