Hi
I had this problem sometime ago. Try creating partitions using
fdisk for Linux. I tried it that way and it worked. You can later rename
the partitions using disk druid. Make sure to make a /boot partition within
the first 1024 cylinders of your HDD or download the latest version of LILO.
-------Jayant
At 11:37 AM 7/11/00 +0530, you wrote:
>hi all,
> I tried linux on big hard disk(20 GB hard disk).
>The redhat cd detects free space of some 3GB.But when
>i add a partition i get an error that,unable to create
>partition,no free space.This error pops up even if i create
>a partition of 1mb.
>
>vinu
>
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