I'm not a partioning expert by any stretch of the imagination, but I don't believe it will let you have that many primary partitions. If I'm understanding you correctly, you are wanting separate partitions for "/", "/boot", swap, "/usr" and "/local". With the FAT partition included that would give you 6 partitions. Without using some extra partitioning software you only get 4. I just deleted my partitions (other than the FAT partition), let the installer partition automatically and all was well. Joe On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 14:24, Alberto M. R. Davila wrote: > Hi Joe, > > Some more details... > > I had Windows 98 installed, resized the partition with FIPS (~8GB for > Windows and ~31 for Psyche) then ran scandisk with Windows 98, > everything went OK. I then started installing the Psyche and using diskdruid > deleted the ~31 GB partition and created the / , /boot and swap partition in > the ~31GB free space I had (Now I have some ~30GB) > > The problem was trying to create the additional /usr/ and usr/local > partition with > the DiskDruid... I think it should work as I did that in another machine, a > P4 with > 80GB and also dual boot with Windows (that is running pretty well !). > > I actually have seen the /usr/ and /usr/local/ directories under / but I > supposed > that is the default installation of the server version... should I, maybe > re-install > and allow all the remaining space (the ~30GB) to the / partition ? > snip -- Psyche-list mailing list Psyche-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
