> On Sun, 08 Nov 2020 21:07:29 +0000, I Beartooth wrote:
[...]
> When I told it to reboot, it pulled in the drawer and immediately
> booted F 32 Live. I told it to install to hard drive -- and got another
> surprise. This machine has TWO drives, sda with 112 GB, and sdb with
> 1.8 TB -- both supposedly almost full. I told it to create space
> ("delete all"), and it did indeed install F32, over the top of F32 that
> was already there.
>
> But when I then tried the same open-drawer trick with the F33,
> it did nothing for a long time, then booted F32. :-{ I broke the DVD
> with my bare hands; it shattered very satisfactorily. I'll go download
> and burn another. Stay tuned.
The new DVD did boot F33, and did let me start to install to hard
drive. I'm in Anaconda, ready to choose partitioning.
Anybody know a very complete tutorial for the terminally
subtechnoid? I want it to give plenty of space to root (I'm going to
tweak like mad.), and loads to the not quite only user (I always give a
user ID to my wife, since our desks aren't both on the same floor; but
she seldom even touches it.), DOES NOT let me pull any dumb tricks, but
DOES touch all bases?
There was a time, probably over twenty releases ago, when I could
do tailored partitions, including iirc a separate /home; but then
something changed, somehow, and nowadays I always end up having to go
back to the automatic.
Thanks for all the help so far!
--
Beartooth Staffwright, Not Quite Clueless Power User
Remember I know little (precious little!) of where up is.
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