Hey - I actually know the answer to this one! My fingers have also been
burned!
Being a good linux installer, you created separate partitions for /,
swap and home. That's 3. Windows already had 2, so that makes 5. With
windblows, that's 1 too many. Four is as many as anyone could possibly
or simply use logical partitions for linux - it doesn't care!
i shuld have counted myself though:-)
bascule
On Thursday 31 January 2002 10:15 am, you wrote:
So, as far as I know, your choices are to install Linux with just / and
swap, or on another disk.
Brian
Want to buy your Pack or
bascule wrote:
or simply use logical partitions for linux - it doesn't care!
i shuld have counted myself though:-)
bascule
On Thursday 31 January 2002 10:15 am, you wrote:
So, as far as I know, your choices are to install Linux with just / and
swap, or on another disk.
And, just for the
Question about partitioning.. Friend has brought his pc to me a few times
to install Linux on it with mandrake 8.1 being the most recent. Now his
comp
has a 20gig and a 600meg drive. The 20gig is master and is broken up into
a 4gig partition and the remaining is a windows data drive. I used
