The 4 GB linux partition must be extending beyond 1024 cylinders while
the 3 GB would be below it. You may check that using fdisk on the RHL
installation CD. If you want a larger linux partition, make a separate
boot partition (16 MB) as the second partition on the hard disk after
the NT partition and then make the root partition as large as you
desire.
- Manish
> From: Shridhar Daithankar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I was just installing RHL 6.2 on my new office machine. When I tried to allocate
> 4 GB partition for root, it refused saying that boot partition too big. However
> it happily accepted 3GB. The partition is second. The first one is 4GB NT
> partition. Rest of disk is empty.
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