On 26 May 00, at 7:29, Vipan wrote:
> find a alternative and make bigger linux partition with partition magic 4.0
> version from windows. now up to installation every thing was o.k..
Either:
1. Get the latest version of LILO which supports cylinders above
1024. OR
2. Alternatively,create a partition /boot of size maybe 100 megs.
That should solve your problems.
It is _not_ a good idea to allot big chunks of disk space to Linux
in one huge partition. Make smaller partitions like /root,/usr,/var,
etc..This way the chances of filesystem crashes are minimised in
the course of a power failure. You also have the option of mounting
partitions read only. etc
HTH
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