Yes, you can run your current drive as a slave drive - but you need to be
sure to install the driver for that when you are doing the installation
process (during "Device Drivers" installation).
It is commonly recommended that you use separate partitions for various
parts of your linux system. T
scoobie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a 10 GB hard drive on order and I was wondering how many
> partitions would be good for Linux.
Personally I would do:
1. A small partition (50MB would be plenty) for booting Linux, also
serving as / file system.
2. Whatever you want for Windows
3.
Hi,
I have a 10 GB hard drive on order and I was wondering how many
partitions would be good for Linux. Can I put Windows 95 or 98 on the
same hard drive and run either Linux or Windows, choosing which I want
to run from some type of BATCH file written in Linux. I am using a 1 GB
hard drive n
In your email to me, Mikael Bendtsen, you wrote:
>
> Hi all!
>
> I'm trying to configure a Debian Linux machine with mgetty as a
> dial-in service for a few users. I want it to route TCP/IP and IPX
> protocols. I probably have done something wrong because when the modem
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