Can anyone help with confusion about setting a root partition to install Linux?
I used Partition Magic to create partitions to be used for dual boot. The first two partitions are for windows. I next created 4 partitions to use for Linux Fedora 3. Here's what I have so far:
                                      Size
/hda1         vfat                20007
/hda2         Extended
   /hda5      vfat                10004
   /hda6      ext3                  103
   /hda7      swap                 797
   /hda8      ext3               26726
   /hda9      ext3                 1004


Windows is using hda1 and hda5.
I intend to use hda6 for boot
                      hda7 for swap  (RAM = 384 MB)
                      hda8 and hda9 for linux files


I used the Fedora 3 Core install cd and got to the part where partitions are checked. I selected "Manually partition with Disk Druid" (rather than automatic which would delete the existing Linux partitions and start over). It came back with a message that said:
"You have not defined a root partition (/)..."

I had intended for hda6 to be the root partition but there doesn't seem to be any way I can accomplish that with the options available from Disk Druid. My question is - How do I define the root partition? In this case, how to mark hda6 as root
Thanks

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