Oh, for pity sake, give it tis own partition! Or try ZipSlack. I don't
_think_ RedHat does umsdos. I could be wrong, of course. And if you
build a custom kernel with umsdos, you can _make_ RedHat do umsdos.
Which slackware, BTW? 3.6 should be recent enough to handle fat32
(win98) but it is only recently that fat32 support has bbeen added into
the production kernel.
Lawson
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On Mon, 3 May 1999, Charles M Stapleton wrote:
> First of all is it possible to install Red Hat onto a umsdos partition
and if
> so how? I have a 4GB hdd and I have tried using Slackware to install
umsdos
> using the umsdos.tgz image but I do not know how since it seems to
recognize
> only 2GB.
> Note: I do not want to use fips to make a dual-boot system
>
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