Hello,
I have a machine with win98 loaded and having C,D,E,F,G drives. C is
primary partition and the rest are logical partitions. I tried to
install linux (RedHat) by deleting the Logical E drive and then
creating three partitions as follows :
/boot ---> 100MB
/swap ---> 256 MB
/ ---> rest of space.
Before all this, I checked the CD and it had no media errors. Now, the
partitions were created successfully. But while copying the files into
the disk, the computer got stuck mid way. Then I rebooted and started the
whole process again. But it happened a second time. What could be wrong?
Is it not possible to install linux on a logical partition? Or do I have
to create a primary partition to install linux?
Thanks in advance
Ravi
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