Installing Linux with FAT32

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From: Carlos Andrade
Date: Mon, 01 Feb 1999 00:00

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I pretend to install Linux version Conectiva Red Hat into my computer. I
have two hard disks. Drive "C" is FAT16 and have one partition 100% utilized
by FAT16 but the other is FAT32 divided into 2 partitions equaly divided. I
ask you:
    - Could I install Linux on my secondary hard drive that has 2
      partitions ? If yes, how ?
    -  Could I install Linux on my drive C with 100% FAT16 partition ? If
       yes, will linux "see" my FAT32 HD ?
    - If NO for last 2 questions, what you suggest to me ?

Carlos Andrade Filho

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