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LOL
there IS.. ONE thing, that I REALLY have to correct you on!  hahahah....
ok.. "SWAMP" as you keep saying it, is in fact "SWAP"
it is called a SWAP FILE...... S-W-A-P!  lol... not "swamp" :)
"Paul Tas" <paultas@zonnet.nl> wrote in message
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> Why do every one use Partition Magic*.* if Linux has it's own fdisk to use
> it and it's not that bad to use here's how it works if you want to know
how
> it works (If I'm wrong please corrct me :) )
>
> first start linux installation from the cdrom/floppy later on it will ask
> you where to install the partition for the linux and swamp patition.
>
> Then edit it and you will be in the fdisk off linux
>
> There you will be able to patition the hdd to what you want it to be just
> remember that you have to set the swamp to 128 mb ( It can be smaller than
> 128 but not bigger ) if you don't know how to install Linux with out a
> swamp.
>
> Ok now how do you use it here's how:
>
> type "p" to see what is the patition's on your hdd.
> type "d" to delete a patition that you don't want.
> type "n" to add a partition to the hdd.
> type "t" to set the patition off the linux and off the swap.
> for the linux it is 83 and for the swap it is 82 ( I may be wrong but it
is
> that two well one off the two that is)
>
> then you type "w" to write it and exit it and then you have to set the
> patition actief with a "\" then you are set to install linux on a hdd with
> dif patitions
>
> I hope I got it write if I didn't please let me know I just hope that this
> will solf all the installation problem's for people.
>
> Regards
> Paul M Tas
>
> Live for Linux Linux will Live for you!!!!
>
>