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Hello all,
I've being trying to install Red hat. I can
get it to install when using the workstation option because it gives me the
choice of automatically making the partitions. When I try to use the
custom instillation I don't have the option of automatically setting up the
partitions. I've assigned 31MBs for the mount point, 1024 Mbs for the swap
space and the remainder of the ten GBs for the user partition. The next
screen asks me if I want to boot from the mount point or the boot record.
I choose the master boot record on hda1. It gets to the formatting screen
and gives me an error telling me that an error has occurred which is probably
due to low free disc space. If the full installation of Linux takes
approximately three and a half gigs then why is it running out of space?
Could it be that its installing Linux on the rong partition?
Next question, I was able to install Linux by using
the workstation option. When I got to the bash prompt I tried to install
the curnel. I had about eight conflicts. I obviously got the rong
curnel. Can someone tell me how I find out what curnel version I
have? I presume that I just download the version corresponding with the
the version on my system?
Thanks
Darragh
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