I am a diabetic with vision problems and have some trouble reading some books. Unfortunately the Redhat book seems to be one of them. As one who is going to install 5.1 on a new computer I wonder if I can get some help here? I have a new computer with an AMD K6 cpu at 300Mhz with 64meg of memory. It has a 4 gig hard drive divided into C and D. C is 2.2 Gig and D is 1.7. I was planning to use D as the Redhat drive but I can reformat C and use it if it would be better to do so. I can always put the DOS items on d: and sort of forget them. It also has a 24X cd rom. Fips recognized everything and was ready to start work when I shut it down until I could "read" some more. In reading the redhat book the "partitions" are only suggested sizes and some of them had no size at all. Would some kind person care to give me some suggestions on sizes please. Also would I be better off using fips or letting disk druid do most of the work? I don't plan to use that hd for anything but redhat BTW I am using a 17" monitor. This way I can read a lot better here than I can a book. I also hope that I can use 640 or 800 size as any larger and I will have a problem.. This old computer will be used for the internet and what have you. The new one will be used for my ham programs and serious stuff. (G) Any help would be appreciated. Bob -- PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST ARCHIVES! http://www.redhat.com/RedHat-FAQ /RedHat-Errata /RedHat-Tips /mailing-lists To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject.
