I will save the long story but summarize here 1- installed dual boot (separate drive) but could not get NIC to work. 2- Tried linux4win. COuldn't even get that to boot up after install! 3- Uninstalled linux4win but still get a small batch window asking to press WIN98 or Linux on the boot up. Had to modify the uninstall.bat file to uninstall. It thought it was on the c drive (was on d drive). 4- Reinstalled Linux on my D drive (replaced NIC with 3com ISA card). Installed on my D drive (hdb5). Booted into grub and didn't know how to get to KDE. Used a boot card and got into KDE. Reconfigured LINUXCONF and Voila! mu NIC card works! Reinstalled Linux because I didn't know how to start up with KDE. !!Problems Just Starting!!: 5-Looks like I partitioned my logical E drive (part of C drive) so Now all I have in windows is C. Didn't think I did that as I had configured it before buty I guess it did. Can't get Boot Magic to Find my Linux Kernel! On th eboot disk it 'says' it will install linux from /dev/hdb5 but nothing happens. Looks like I screwed up on partition magic and boot magic ( i didn't use partition magic on the reinstall :-( ). That appears to be a problem. Going into bootmagic it does not recognize any place where I installed Linux. Now I don't know how to boot into, let a lone GET into LINUX OR even DELETE the PARTITIONS that I have created (as far I know). WHAT HAVE I DONE! WINDOWS Works fine. Hardware works fine. Showing only 1 drive (didn't think I partitioned my E drive which is 1/2 of my C drive). Thanks to all in advance. -Doug Conrad __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/
