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I've just got slackware I've created the bootdisk and rootdisk. And now I want to know how to install linux on an logical drive. I've got 4 partition FAT32 Primary Extented Primary Linux.ext2 Logical (THIS IS THE PARTITION I WANT TO INSTALL TO) Linux Swap Logical
Name: Apple Date: July 25, 2000 at 09:16:15 Pacific
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Don't try installing Linux on a partition you created with DOS fdisk. Use fdisk to create your own partitions (Linux can create more than 1 primary partition).
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