Hello, I just bought a Dell Inspiron 5000 and want to install Win2000 and Debian-Woody, with GRUB as boot-loader.
I've got no experience with laptops, grub, and also MS, though. But I am optimistic, thinking unix :-) Roughly I scheme out to partition from the Woody-Installation-CD's with cfdisk - it's the only tool i know. Then go on installing W2, then grub and Woody. And I would be pleased to have a real Hibernation-Mode working at least under MS. By now, i only know that 'phdisk.exe' creates a hibernation-partition to the amount of ( RAM + Video-Ram + ~14 ) Megabytes. But where ? Possibly at 'the end' of all partitions as the last one ? So, can I run 'phdisk' after all installations are finished, if I leave enough free space at the HD's end ? Or is there a way to build a partition preserved for hibernation by myself ? With kind regards -- Michl. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
