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>Date: Sat, 12 May 2001 21:58:06 +0800
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>I've done this many times.
>
>You have to make sure that your /boot partition is within the 7+GB zone.
>That means yes you have to partition manually the /boot and a / or some other
>ones like /home /usr /var and whatever suits your needs.
>
>Also remember that your NT booting partition must be within the 2GB limit.

>

Is this mandatory that I have lower than 2GB boot partition? Presently, it is more than 2 GB. Thanks.

>If you have Win9x, it must be the first partition.
>
>I remember one config I did
>
>/dev/hda1 - 1 gb Win9x
>/dev/hda2 - 1gb NT4
>/dev/hda5 - 250 Linux Swap
>/dev/hda6 - 50mb linux /boot RedHat
>/dev/hda7 - 50mb linux /boot Mandrake
>/dev/hda8 - 50mb linux /boot Caldera
>/dev/hda9 - 50mb linux /boot Suse
>/dev/hda10 - 1.5gb linux / RedHat
>/dev/hda11 - 1.5gb linux / Mandrake
>/dev/hda12 - 1.5gb linux / Caldera
>/dev/hda13 - 1.5gb linux / Suse
>/dev/hda14 - 1gb linux /opt For programs like StarOffice
>
>You can use Lilo, Grub or commercial software like Boot Magic.
>
>Remember to make boot diskettes. (you can use Suse CD as a rescue or boot a
>partition, that's why I keep a CD, but I don't use SUSE mainstream)
>
>If this works for you, you should invite some of us guys for a drink...
>
>Regards,
>Edwin Casimero
>http://www.filipinowebservices.com
>
>
>On Saturday 12 May 2001 09:05, you wrote:
> > Leo Martinez wrote:
> > > I am trying to install RH6.2 in a 28GB HDD. There are 2 OS installed
> > > already, NT Server (3.5GB) and Workstation (2.5GB). There are 2
> > > additional partitions, 2GB and 15GB (2nd Primary Partition). The
> > > remaining 5GB is free for linux.
> > >
> > > When I tried adding "/" partition using the disk druid mode, it gave me
> > > an error: boot partition too large". Is it referring to the boot
> > > partition of NT?
> >
> > Ever tried putting your Linux partition at the beginning? I think Linux 2.2
> > kernels, (Red Hat 6.0 to 7.0 includes 2.2.x kernels) have problems with
> > huge hard drives, but I think it has something to do with 32GB and higher.
> > If you have Partition Magic this wouldn't be a problem, but of course, it's
> > commercial software, gastos na naman. ;) So the other option is to remove
> > all partitions and re-create all of 'em, but reserve the 5GB, and as much
> > as possible, put it on the beginning of the drive. If you'll stick with 2.2
> > kernels.
> >
> >
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