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Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2000 2:56 PM
Subject: Re: IDE disk geometry
> >
> > Alex Sofronie wrote:
> > > geometry. Also, you must have the swap partition in the first 1024
cyls
> > > ENTIRELLY. On my system, RHLinux 62 reported something like < >
>
> Alex Sofronie wrote:
> > geometry. Also, you must have the swap partition in the first 1024 cyls
> > ENTIRELLY. On my system, RHLinux 62 reported something like < > could not...>> .
>
> I have several systems with the entire swap space well after cyl 1024
> and have had no problems. The aut
> These days, I set up a 24-32MB /boot partition when needed to make
sure
> the kernel is located within the first 1024 cyls. I allow more
space in
> /boot for SMP systems or systems which need special drivers where I
> would tend to have multiple kernel versions that I want to boot. I
have
> e
Alex Sofronie wrote:
> geometry. Also, you must have the swap partition in the first 1024 cyls
> ENTIRELLY. On my system, RHLinux 62 reported something like < could not...>> .
I have several systems with the entire swap space well after cyl 1024
and have had no problems. The auto partitioning in
eate/move/resize partition
program like this most powerful PQMagic for DOS?
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From: Sangeeta Huria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2000 12:08 PM
Subject: IDE disk geometry
> Hi All,
>
> I have an IDE hard disk of ca
age-
> From: Sangeeta Huria [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2000 3:09 AM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: IDE disk geometry
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have an IDE hard disk of capacity 17 GB with two partitions. One
> partition
> of
hello
as far as i know i too face some problem while installing linux in my 13
gig hard disk in the last 2 gig of my hard disk.
Some one suggested me that it would be better if you would install the
linux in the first 8 gig of your hard disk or else you will have to
change certain settings in the
Hi All,
I have an IDE hard disk of capacity 17 GB with two partitions. One partition
of capacity 8GB has Windows installed on it. I am trying to install Linux on
the other partition.
But, the disk geometry(no. of tracks, cylinders and sectors) reported by
BIOS does not match the disk geometry re
