dont install linux on a partition just dont, you can screw up windows
if you do its free for all, and also dont forget to fdisk /mbr when your done with linux
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I currently have 2 partitons on my 6GB HDD, a 2GB one for Windows and programs and a 4GB one for documents. I have lost the CD Key for the partitioning software
So how would I be able to install Mandrake Linux into my current setup?
dont install linux on a partition just dont, you can screw up windows
if you do its free for all, and also dont forget to fdisk /mbr when your done with linux
I want to create a ne wpartition in fdisk or use the partitioning thing in the mandrake installer.
what os you use now? i have a few pcs with these OS so ill look what i can do for you, i own 98, 2k, xp and win me... winme isnt loaded on a pc because i hate it but i have an extra pc i can load on it
btw not my fault if you get screwed over for putting linux on the same partition, trust me i learned the hard way
Last edited by is0lized; March 27th, 2002 at 22:37.
I currently have 98
hold on, let me boot up my win98 CPU and see what i can do
ugh, ----.. my moniter wont work on the 98 cpu for some reason, sorry man
Last edited by is0lized; March 27th, 2002 at 23:15.
defrag your windows drive and use diskdrake (comes with mandrake) to resize and partion you old windows (none of your windows data will be lost)
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