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Hi All,
In my system (pIII,20GB HDD,128MB RAM)(linux was installed by some other fellow),
if I use the command "cfdisk" it shows me like this:
#cfdisk
NAME FLAGS PARTITION TYPE FILESYSTEM TYPE LABEL MB
hda1 boot primary linux ext-2 16
hda4 primary win95 FAT32(LBA) 2081
hda5 logical win95 FAT32 6292
hda6 logical win95 FAT32 4194
hda3 primary linux ext-2 [/] 7345
Unusable 432
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1)How come in a one OS which located in same physical disk has two primary
partition?(hda1 and hda3)
2)Where is the SWAP ?
4)In this case how do I reconfigure the SWAP?
#Whenever I have tried to "WRITE"(it does not have a "NEW" option) partition table in
the Unusable block it shows me
"WROTE PARTITION TABLE ,BUT RE-READ TABLE FAILED .REBOOT TO UPDATE THE TABLE"
if I reboot also nothing happens.
Please Help me.
Suvho Sen
lINUX IS BEAUTIFUL
