On Thursday 15 March 2001 23:30, Robin Atwood wrote:
> To celebrate my new cable connection I thought I would try an FTP install
> of Wolverine. However, it complained my 20GB disk had an incorrect geometry
> and would not allow me to make a new partition on it. I always use cfdisk
> and have never noticed any problems but when I tried fdisk I got the
> following:
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>
> So who'se fault is this and what, if anything, do I do about it? And will I
> be able to install a new RedHat?
> TIA
> -Robin.
To reply to my own post, I tried an install with the RH6.2 CD-ROM to my big
disk. Druid would not use the disk but if I selected fdisk, I got the warning
messages but was able to define a new partition. Returning to Druid I could
then select that partition as root and proceed. The Wolverine install does
not let you do that, it treats the warning message as fatal and will not
present the big disk in the dialog.
!! REDHAT PLEASE TAKE NOTE!!
Cheers
-Robin.
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