i dunno whats up with diskdruid. when i got to that step, it wasn't a matter
of not being able to hit the next button for me, it was a matter of diskdruid
not letting me make partitions. so i just used fdisk.
ahh, try this...
you need 3 partitions:
/
/boot
(a swap partition)
the root partition is called "/" not "/root". also, you need to use forward
slashes (/), not backslashes (\).
lastly, your swap partition (i think swap partitions are nameless), needs to
be of format "linux swap", not "linux" or "linux native" or whatever...
hope the problem is as simple as that...
christopher
On Thursday 28 December 2000 07:54, you wrote:
> Hello, my name is Weo.I have a pc that are currently running win2k and win
> ME.So, recently, my younger brother has purchased a copy of redhat linux
> 7.0 from a third-parti reseller. Well, we try to install it on the rest
> space of this pc. At the very first, the installation runs well, but we
> find ourself trap when we reach at the disk druid part. We can't click the
> next button although we have create the \root, \swap and \boot partitions.
> Why is so? We didn't make any changes to the windows partitions, does it
> cause the failure to proceed the next step? Lastly, your answer is highly
> appreciated. Thank you.
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