The answer to your question is: Yes, just as long as you don't delete your
DOS partitions. As a good rule of thumb, if you have a drive you want to
dedicate to Linux, remove it from DOS using FDISK, so when you're in the
install program to select your partitions, the big blank space will help
I'm pretty new to Linux, but not computers so please bear with me.
I began an install of Mandrake-Linux 7.0 this weekend, and I will agree that
DarkX is a very simplified install client. The only thing is that I had two
issues (actually more, but I solved those last night around 2 am), they are
Dan,
I was having the same problem with my Matrox Card. It was listed in the
device list, but would not work. I scrapped the v7.0 install (completely
scraped) and reinstalled. After a 2nd try everything worked fine.
Other than that, I have no ideas.
Anthony
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It sounds like you may need to log into the server from a
client. I don't know much about Linux server systems, but from working with a
few others out there, I've noticed that the server is pretty much unusable as a
regular workstation. I could be wrong, so don't quote me, but I'd suggest to
