Alberto M. R. Davila wrote: > Hello there ! > > I am new to Linux, so please be patient with me... I installed Psyche > in a P3 machine (asus motherboard) and 40GB Maxtor HD... it is a dual > boot system with Windows 98... it installed good except the > partitions, the diskdruid made the /boot /root and swap partitions but > when I tried to create a new partition for /usr or /usr/local it told > me it was not possible... the system is working OK but I have some > 30GB free space that I would like to use.. oh yes, I installed the > server version... Sounds like you partitioned the whole drive, so there are no free partitions left. Normally, you want to setup your partitions when you install. There may be a cool utility that someone else knows about, but the only way that I know to repartition your root drive is to reinstall, and manually partition the way you want. > > > Another problem is that my network card is not being recognized (SIS > 930) .. I have to activate it everytime I boot the computer... could > it be a problem with my 3COM card that is also present in the machine ? Look under the directory : /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts and look for a file called ifcfg-ethX (where X is the number of the SIS930, probably either 0 or 1). There should be a line that says: ONBOOT=yes if not, edit/add it to the file. -- Psyche-list mailing list Psyche-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
