Re: kickstarting a dual boot system

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forrestx.taylor@xxxxxxxxx said:
> Why do you put the /windows/c there at all?  If it is ntfs, you won't be able
> to mount it without some hacking, so why not leave it off?  You could also add
> an entry in the %post section to add an entry in /etc/fstab for the vfat
> entry(ies).  That way you don't have to put them in the partitioning table.

> I don't think that you can force anaconda to use only logical partitions. It
> also looks like you forgot the swap partition. 

It's there so that anaconda doesn't use it for anything else. All I really 
want is for redhat to end up on unused parts of the disk and not overwrite 
the windows partitions. And, yes you're right about the swap partition - I 
cut and pasted too few lines.

Regards,

Chris





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