Summary: Hey, my laptops kinda messed up once again, so i've decided i'm going to reboot AGAIN tonight. Very annoying... Anyway, i've never used linux properly...
Summary: I've been trying to install linux 7.0 (A bit old lol, but good to start with).. .I want to install it in the same partition i have W98 with FAT32 in t...
Summary: hi, i am learning to install linux, i try to install linux 6.1, I made a boot disk,then use the GUI to install it, i got to the step of disk partition...
Summary: Would somebody please tell me how to install Linux once I have partitioned my hard drives with Partition Magic?? I also need help with how it should b...
Summary: Either should work. I recommand you convert that empty partition (using XP) to fat32 before you install Linux to make your life a little easier... ta...
Summary: i have win 98se on c: and storage on d: then 2nd hdd e is win xp home f is win xpp can i install linux to g: and will it work in this quad boot system...
Summary: Actually, I also had one special problem when I installed Linux to dual boot it with XP pro. I could install linux (redhat or slackware) very well, al...
Summary: A couple of days ago i got my new book, "Linux 3D-Graphics Programming". With it followed GNU Linux (dont remember what version). I also have Red Hat ...
Summary: If you are new to Linux, you may first prefer to try a 'Live' distribution which can run from the CD, requiring no installation to your HD. If on the ...
Summary: guess a typo (the filesys is ext2) partition magic for windows can create an ext2 partition. But if you are planning to install linux, let the instala...
Summary: Hi I have two partitions NTFS and I plan to convert one to FAT32 and then repartition that to install linux and have some partition for sharing files....
Summary: I have installed WinXP Pro and I want to install Linux on a free partition. So I was wondering what reasons could I have to do that and if my comp wil...
Summary: I think I've encountered an fdisk problem like that before, too. I didn't think it happened that often. If you want to use Linux, the command is the s...
Summary: so as not to mess up your 98 best to install and spare HD, simplest option disconnect power to 1st HD (98) and install linux on 2nd HD. reconnect 1st...
Summary: hi, I want to install Linux SuSE 7.1 from a CD but I don't know how or where to start for. I've already created to logical partitions in my HD with Pa...
Summary: I have totally 3 partitions in my harddisk(15 GB) out of which 2 partitions are used for Win98 and W2000. The two OS is running on FAT32. The third pa...
Summary: You might try installing linux to a primary partition. I multi boot Win2k, Win98 and Mandrake with no problems. FYI I have a partition for /boot, / an...
Summary: 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 ...
Summary: how do i install linux? i have another hard disk which is 4 gb. do i just delete all partition, set cdrom as boot drive, insert red hat 8.0 cd and it ...
Summary: I installed win me on a novatech f1 laptop using a primary dos partition and leaving an extended partition. The remaining space is not alloctaed in fd...
Summary: I installed Linux in Windows Partition. I feel it is very slow. So i deleted it and reinstall the Linux. After Disk Durid Next Button is not ebali...
Summary: If you use LILO to boot Linux, Linux MUST be installed in a partition located in the first 1024 cylinders of the HD. Buy System Commander and let it p...
Summary: You can install either Windows Linux or Lindows OS on top of your Windows OS. However, the problem is that both of them won't work with WinXP. On...
Summary: Thats my question...Im runnin Windows XP final... I want to install either redhat 7.1 or mandrake and was wondering which one would be better to insta...
Summary: Hi. I have Windows XP on Partition 1. Now, I can set the second partition active and then install Windows Vista. Then I can set partition 1 active aga...
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