> >When I install redhat5.0 and partitioned with Disk Druid's, a message Not enough
>free space appears. A similar message appears when I type "n" during using
> >fdisk. But actually I have free space in my hard disk. (There is no extended type
>choice in Disk Druid's case). (My hard disk has already one primary partition, one
>extended and one logical.)
>
> You don't say what the size of your disk is and you don't give the particulars
> of the partitions, so how can we help without info?
>
> MB
> --
When using Disk Druid during the partition of installation,
The following is what I saw on the screen:
Current Drive Partition
Mount Point Device Requested Actual
hda1 1013M 1013M Dos 16-bit>=32
/ hda3 61M 61M Linux native
hda4 31M 31M Linux swap
hda5 250M 250M Dos 16-bit>=32
Drive Summary
Drive Geom[C/H/S] Total Used Free
hda [1023/64/63] 2014M 1356M 658M
then, when I tried to add partition with the followings:
Mount point: /usr Type Native
Size: 350M
Allowable Drives [*]hda
(The choice of "Type" available on the screen are:
Linux Swap, Native, Dos 16-bit<32M, Dos 16-bit >=32M)
The following message appears:
There are currently unallocated partitions present in the list of
requested partitions. The unallocated partitions are shown below, along
with the reason they were not allocated.
/usr No free primary
On the other hand, if I use fdisk,
When I try to edit /dev/hda -Model ST32122A
and issue the command:
n
It just responds with:
No free sectors available.
What should I do?
yours,
cwlai.
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