Hi
"L.D. Best" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
LB> Well, if they don't *need* the space they shouldn't TAKE the space.
It's a convenience method.
You have 2 choices ...
repartition, and install QNX in a different partition.
Do *not* repartition, and use a virtual disk (file) instead.
It needs the space to work with !
LB> No software on my system has permission to create its own disk. If I
LB> want another OS, I will determine the amount of HDD space to be
LB> dedicated to it. If the software can't handle that parameter, guess
LB> it doesn't get onto my system.
I think that QNX can live with that ... ;)
You can install it in its own partition
LB> Jeezo, people! Even M$ doesn't have the b*lls to attempt that stunt,
LB> stealing HDD space before it's even used!
It's only a convenience for you.
You can give QNX its own partition without repartitioning.
If you want to give QNX a 150 MB partition, you can omit this step, and
give it a 150 MB file instead !!!
(base system needs 55 MB, but there are many additional packages available)
LB> l.d.
CU, Ricsi
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