Before I go any further let me say I am a Linux/Unix Virgin so be
gentle.  8->

The only experience I have is with MS - DOS/Windows/Windows95.  Sorry to
put that in for those of you that are eating.

I know absolutely nothing about the how-to's or the how-not-to's. 
Subscribing to this litserv was suposed to help but you folx are way
over my wee-little head.  

All questions and/or statements are based on not having a clue what I'm
doing (the story of my life.  8-> )

How to I partiton my HDD (Western Digital Caviar 4GB ATA Model 4000RTL)
without blowing out Win95?  I had 4 partitions but I'm willing the blow
the F:\ drive which will give Linux 921 MB to live in.  from what I
understand that should be more than enough.

Can I even install RHL in an extended partition?    

I bought it for $29 at Electronics Boutique and I can't get it to
install.  

I got the non - disk - included version (MaCmillan Distribution) so I
had to figure out how to make the boot diskette but can't figure out how
to make the swap diskette.  How do I make this swap diskette?  I know it
involves using RAWRITE but how to use it I haven't a clue.  

I know I'm only supposed to ask 1 or 2 questions per letter but I am at
least overwelmed by all of this.

BTW I use Norton Utilities 2.0 for Win95.  Someone told me this puts
some sort of marker on the primary partiton and maybe even
extended/logical patitions that can make it dificult to resize to
partiton[s].  Anyone know anything about this?  



                                                     Well I'll stop for
this go around.



                                                             T H A N K  
Y O U


                                                             James R.
McKenzie


                                                            
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