Can someone help me? I have reinstalled a Redhat 6.0 on a 6gig partitioned
drive. 3gigs are a FAT32 partition and the other three are to be designated
for LINUX.
After creating a "/ " root and a swap partition (root being 2875mgs and swap
being 125mgs), I then choose to add everthing but the IPX protocols to be
installed on my root partition. From what I understand, the Redhat 6.0
Linux install only takes up about 900mgs of hard drive space, yet after
Redhat starts to configure my install, a window pops up saying that I about
another 500 plus mgs of hard drive space for the root partition in order to
complete the install! It then gives me the option to continue. If I
continue, it will say that "mount failed:". If I do not continue, I have
the choice of choosing what I want to have installed again. And if I select
only a small amount of packages to be installed and click on continue, it
will say that device is not in use and will not allow me to continue!!!!
First of all, I should have more then enough space to install 6.0 Redhat
onto a 3gig partition. so why is it telling me that I do not have that
space?
Now, if I try to install the 6.1 version of Redhat, my PC will reboot after
I create my "/ " root and swap partition! I can not get past the part
where I create my partitions in the setup. It always reboots my PC. Why is
this? How can I get pass this?
Craig Christensen
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