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[ILUG] Multi Platform Question.

[ILUG] Multi Platform Question.

Barry Carroll bcarroll at ati.com
Tue May 2 15:40:05 IST 2000


HI,

I am using mandrake7 with extended partitions, and it works fine.
What problems are you having?

I have hda1 as '/', and then extended partitions under this.
win98 is hda2

Barry

-----Original Message-----
From: Jason Corcoran [mailto:corcoraj at aldiscon.ie]
Sent: 02/mm/2000 15:14
To: ilug at linux.ie
Subject: [ILUG] Multi Platform Question.


Hi there :)

I have a 17 GB hard drive and I currently use 98 and Linux ( Mandrake 7.0 ).
I only se 98 for my @USB devices and DVD player, software decoding. I want
to put NT on the box as well. I have a boot manager. But I'm having
Problems.

I set it up as follows. Win 98 4 Gb, NT OS 2098 Mb Fat16, Linux Boot 20 MB,
NTFS 4GB, Linux Swap 250 Mb and the rest for Linux Native.

But this involves 5 primary partitions. NOT POSSIBLE unless I use a
secondary partition. But Mandrake Has a problem any solutions. I will even
consider different flavours of Linux.


Thanks.
Jason.


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