🚀 go-pugleaf

I believe that you can do that.  I'm not a pro at setting up Linux, but I
just recently split my 5 gig hard drive and put linux on one of the
partitions using FIPS.  The drive that I split was also fat32, and I had no
problem at all....that is if you use the newest FIPS program.

I don't see why there would be a problem, but I'm just a beginner to Linux
and still trying to get my Xwindows setup :((

~chris d~
douglas moore <112020.3431@CompuServe.COM> wrote in message ...
>I am planning on setting up linux on my current system...
>i have two drives.  One is 500mg drive and second is 6 gig drive
>the six gig drive is divided into 3 partitons of 2 gig each..they
>are confiqured fat32 right now.  i would like to take the last
>partiton of 2 gig which has nothing on it a put linux on it..Is
>this a viable option??
>what is the best way to go about this??
>I basically have done a lot of reading about this...just have not
>found an answer to this..
>Doug Moore
>Dougmo@bellsouth.net
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