Re: Partitioning trouble

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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 ?

Thanks !

Alberto



At 01:33 PM 11/5/02 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>How many partitions do you already have on the disk? If you have two
>primary partitions on there already, you can add only two more--4 is all
>it will support. I ran into this with an oem installed system that uses
>a primary partition for backing up the os, etc. There are some
>partitioning products that are supposed to let you add more primaries,
>but I haven't used them.
>
>Good luck,
>
>Joe Trent
>
>
>On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 12:41, 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...
> >
> > 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 ?
> >
> > Hey thanks a lot for any reply you may send..
> >
> > Alberto
> >
> >



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