Swap problems aren't usually good, but I think you may have enough RAM to
make up for them... :)
Double-check the output from `fdisk -l /dev/hda` to make _sure_ the
partition is there. If it is, try `ls -l /dev/hda*` to make sure the
files corresponding to the partition are there, and that permi
I'm not sure, but I think the swap and root partitions both have to be on the
primary hard drive- check and see if I'm right
root wrote:
> The problem I am about to describe existed on RH 5.2 and now exists on Mandrake
> 6.1. The Mandrake was installed from scratch, not as an upgrade. I used Dis
The problem I am about to describe existed on RH 5.2 and now exists on Mandrake
6.1. The Mandrake was installed from scratch, not as an upgrade. I used Disk
Druid to destroy 5.2's partition before repartitioning and installing Mandrake.
I have installed Mandrake on a 4.3 Connor which is my 2nd o
