FredB wrote:
I'm getting ready to do an install of Mandrake onto a test machine (dinky
486 I have laying around) to work with until I have a proper machine built.
the machine will have 2 SCSI drives, one 2g and the other 1g. I am trying to
determine what the best way is to partition the
Not a problem, I have a copy of Red Hat also. The partition question still
stands though.
Fred
From: James Mellema [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 23:36:33 -0500
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Looking for a good start...
FredB wrote
FredB wrote:
Not a problem, I have a copy of Red Hat also. The partition question still
stands though.
Fred
Fred,
I'm not an expert by any stretch but I have found that mandrake works
really well on my K^-2/350 with 64 MB of ram. As far as partitioning
your drives, I do have a couple of
Mandrake is optimised for pentium class processorsors. Chances are that it
won't work in a 486.
El lun, 21 feb 2000, escribiste:
I'm getting ready to do an install of Mandrake onto a test machine (dinky
486 I have laying around) to work with until I have a proper machine built.
the machine
I'm getting ready to do an install of Mandrake onto a test machine (dinky
486 I have laying around) to work with until I have a proper machine built.
the machine will have 2 SCSI drives, one 2g and the other 1g. I am trying to
determine what the best way is to partition the drives and mount my
