Re: [newbie] Disk Partitioning on install

2000-07-09 Thread Fran Parker
Another helpful item is to turn off the windows swap file if it is on the drive you are repartitioning...especially if you have a large swap file that windows placed way out there on the partition. Bambi Dacia and AzureRose wrote: > You have to run partition magic from within DOS. Boot > wit

Re: [newbie] Disk Partitioning on install

2000-07-09 Thread Paul
On Sun, 9 Jul 2000, John Gist wrote: > >> You will be offered the option to repartition, but you should make sure >> beforehand that you have free space (non-partitioned) before you >> start. Repartitioning from inside the install will cause your existing >> partition to be killed. > >Thanks for

Re: [newbie] Disk Partitioning on install

2000-07-09 Thread John Gist
Thanks Bascule, I will give that a try. John bascule wrote: > hi john, > > if you have bought pm, have you tried making the rescue disks and using > those to boot your computer and do your partitioning? this will avoid > doing anything from win95 if that is what causing the problem with pm, >

Re: [newbie] Disk Partitioning on install

2000-07-09 Thread bascule
hi john, if you have bought pm, have you tried making the rescue disks and using those to boot your computer and do your partitioning? this will avoid doing anything from win95 if that is what causing the problem with pm, bascule John Gist wrote: > Thanks for your reply Paul. > I should have

Re: [newbie] Disk Partitioning on install

2000-07-09 Thread John Gist
Paul wrote: > On Sun, 9 Jul 2000, John Gist wrote: > > >I am getting ready to do my first 7.0 install. I have a 6Ghz drive with > >Win 95 which I want to keep. If I install by booting from the #1 CD > >will I be offered the chance to partition for dual boot or will my 95 be > >wiped? > > You

Re: [newbie] Disk Partitioning on install

2000-07-09 Thread jtraylor
n Gist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "Newbie Mandrake" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Sunday, July 09, 2000 11:58 AM > Subject: [newbie] Disk Partitioning on install > > > I am getting ready to do my first 7.0 install. I have a 6Ghz drive with > > Win 95 which

Re: [newbie] Disk Partitioning on install

2000-07-09 Thread Paul
On Sun, 9 Jul 2000, John Gist wrote: >I am getting ready to do my first 7.0 install. I have a 6Ghz drive with >Win 95 which I want to keep. If I install by booting from the #1 CD >will I be offered the chance to partition for dual boot or will my 95 be >wiped? You will be offered the option t

Re: [newbie] Disk Partitioning on install

2000-07-09 Thread Charles A Edwards
; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, July 09, 2000 11:58 AM Subject: [newbie] Disk Partitioning on install > I am getting ready to do my first 7.0 install. I have a 6Ghz drive with > Win 95 which I want to keep. If I install by booting from the #1 CD > will I be offered the chance to

Re: [newbie] Disk Partitioning on install of mdk7.0

2000-07-09 Thread Romanator
John, Ensure that have created a separate partition for Linux. MDK7.0 will create dual boot loader called lilo. After installing MDK7.0 and the the computer reboots, in DOS, a lilo prompt will appear. If you want to boot to your Windows 95 partition, type in: dos If you want to boot to your Linu

[newbie] Disk Partitioning on install

2000-07-09 Thread John Gist
I am getting ready to do my first 7.0 install. I have a 6Ghz drive with Win 95 which I want to keep. If I install by booting from the #1 CD will I be offered the chance to partition for dual boot or will my 95 be wiped? Thanks John