installation

[Matthew Carpenter]

And I would recommend the opposite.  Partitioning with PQMagic ensures that you can resize partitions later without removing them.  If you use other partition tools, this is not guaranteed.  I learned this the hard way with eD.



begin  "Lee" <rathaus at gtcom.net>
(Sat, 13 Jul 2002 12:32:12 -0400)

> Agree with the possibility of a bad install cd or cdrom drive. Also I
> would forget Partition Magic and use the expert mode on the install cd
> to set up the Linux partitions and put the boot up in the mbr.


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