pvdvyve


Group: Members
Posts: 29
Joined: Mar. 2004 |
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Posted: Mar. 18 2004,08:35 |
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Hay, You can use Partition Magic, but you should better use a partitioner from whithin a running Linux system. Make: 1-ext2 partition for your system data 2-swap partition 3-reiserfs or ext2 partition for your data. Find more info howto's...  I made a partition for Knoppix, and that worked well (just made 1 ext2 partition though, still learning a lot)
-------------- Greetings from pvdvyve "Belgium-Europe" ... just another Linux user ...
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