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Problems Installing RedHat with Win2K
Name: Jhon Date: July 16, 2002 at 22:37:30 Pacific
Comment:
I have an HDD of 40 GD of which 1st partition is 20GB Fat32 and other partition is a non dos parition on the first partition i have installed windows 2K now i tried to install redhat 7.1 on the 2nd partition but when creating a new linux native partition using disk druid it gives me error that it cannot allocate partitions and the reason as boot partition 1024 cylinders whereas i can create a swap partition just as i cant create a linux partition i cant proceed with the installtion can any one guide me how to come over this problem
Modern bioses have no problem with booting from behind the 1024-cylinder limit. If disk druid is stubborn and refuses to create the partitions, create them with fdisk.
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