I have two drives on my computer with the first (160 GB) in three partitions
with WXP in the first partition. My second drive has 80 GB and I would like
some help to use only about 20 GB for the install of Ubuntu and the rest for
daily backup and imaging. My first pass was with a 40 GB partition for the
BK-IMG and left the rest for Ubuntu. It took all the unused space and made the
partition (Fat 32) and reduced it with only 1.7 MB left. I have tried to have
only unused space on the drive, but that does not work. I tried a 20 GB
partition and unused the rest but Ubuntu used all 80 GB. I even used Partition
Magic ver 8 and provided a 18 GB for Linux ext3 and 2 GB for the swap file. I
could not figure how to get it to work. I also tried the Gnome Partitioning
software under the administrator. No problem with using GRUB as a dual boot
manager.
Any solutions. Thanks.
Frank Fahey
314 Horseshoe Bend
Statham, GA 30666-2556
678-753-0312
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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