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Using druid isnt too hard...you might want to install windows first since
it will overwritwe the
Master Boot Record (MBR). create a  primary partionpartion under MS-DOS
using fdisk and enter the size you want for windows. Then ill assume you
boot from the Redhat-CD. Create a Linux  native partion using "ADD" from
disk druid. The mount point shall be "/" (wich means root). Size it and
leave space for your Swap partion.  Your swap partion shall be twice the
size of your amount of RAM(the number you see when your pc boots * 2) ex :
you have 16 M ram, your swap hall be 32 M. To create this partion, click on
"ADD" and size it and remember to select Linux Swap. thats it. then lthe
installation continues.........

    D@RKST4R

dennis m elders wrote:

> I'm trying to partition my 2 drives to use windows and linux. I have red
> hat 6.0 and the boot disk but I can not figure out how to do the drives.
> I was watching zdtv and they showed how to do this but at the time I was
> just thinking about doing this. it said I need to put 2 megs on drive c
> for linux and the rest on drive d. I have the druid program that comes
> with red hat but I just can't figure out how to do it remember I'm a
> newbe so if anyone can help put it in plain simple terms so a some what
> stupid ass can do this.
> thanks in advance
>
> Mike E.

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Using druid isnt too hard...you might want to install windows first since
it will overwritwe the
<br>Master Boot Record (MBR). create a&nbsp; primary partionpartion under
MS-DOS using fdisk and enter the size you want for windows. Then ill assume
you boot from the Redhat-CD. Create a Linux&nbsp; native partion using
"ADD" from disk druid. The mount point shall be "/" (wich means root).
Size it and leave space for your Swap partion.&nbsp; Your swap partion
shall be twice the size of your amount of RAM(the number you see when your
pc boots * 2) ex : you have 16 M ram, your swap hall be 32 M. To create
this partion, click on "ADD" and size it and remember to select Linux Swap.
thats it. then lthe installation continues.........
<p><i>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; D@RKST4R</i>
<p>dennis m elders wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>I'm trying to partition my 2 drives to use windows
and linux. I have red
<br>hat 6.0 and the boot disk but I can not figure out how to do the drives.
<br>I was watching zdtv and they showed how to do this but at the time
I was
<br>just thinking about doing this. it said I need to put 2 megs on drive
c
<br>for linux and the rest on drive d. I have the druid program that comes
<br>with red hat but I just can't figure out how to do it remember I'm
a
<br>newbe so if anyone can help put it in plain simple terms so a some
what
<br>stupid ass can do this.
<br>thanks in advance
<p>Mike E.</blockquote>
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