Hi...again.....
Frist of all you should have partitions on your HDD
If you do not have partitions you have got one big problem..well if you have
then
you need not install Linux on the C Drive it is not necessary if your machine
is up and running M$Windoz you can transfer data to tthe c :drive frist then
split the d: drive and then install Linux it is advisable to have more than
one partition in Linux for a full install Linux requires about 700 mb odd +
swap space about as much ram that you have and it would be also wise to have
two swap partitions
the rest should be easy
Happy Installing
On Thu, 23 Sep 1999, you wrote: > hi, > > {if this mail
is in the wrong place ,please direct me where i could > write. } > > iam a
student. Though i have been computing for 4 yrs now i would > consider my self a
beginner with specially with internet which i have > been onl only recently. >
I want to use & learn linux. i have red hat linux which i got on > chip-cd. I
tried installing it on my pc & had afew problems. > i am using a p3,6.4 GB
HDD,64 mb ram, cd rom +fdd+... > my HDD is partationed into 3.1(C) & 3.1(D), i
wanted to split C ti 1.5 & > 1.5 to use w98 & linux. is this possible ,
currently w98 is running on C > drive. IS the installation possible with out
loss of data. while trying > to use disk druid to partation , i had an error-
no free space ???? > i dont understand.
> how do i subscribe to a newsgroup, is there something particular for
> newbies?
>
> I would appreciate any help , thanks a lot.
>
> - keshava
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