[muckshifter]

Well, I have to do another install, I messed up the partitions and cannot change them with out a fresh install.



Back tomorrow, with a new one.

[tjm4fun]

I can only suggest you create more partitions during the initial install.

10-20 gig for os's, and a data partition of sufficient size for all the crap one accumulates in pc's.

a gig swap is more than enough.

ref my advanced install article for some ideas if you wish, most os's won't go over 8 gig installing EVERything on the cd. here is a screenshot of my layout, 60 gig drive,
hda1 w2k, hda5 fat32 data,hda6 swap, hda7 slackware,hda8 dsl, hda9 yoper, hda10 suse, hda11 pclinuxos, hda12 linux data.

hope it helps!

[TECHGUNS]

Hi Muckshifter

Looks like your multi-booting. Be carefull of getting boot viruses in Windows cause it will mess the whole thing up, and I think you know what a pain it is starting over. I had it happened to me a few times on me.

[muckshifter]

Originally Posted by TECHGUNS

Hi Muckshifter

Looks like your multi-booting. Be carefull of getting boot viruses in Windows cause it will mess the whole thing up, and I think you know what a pain it is starting over. I had it happened to me a few times on me.

Nope ... no multi-boot here.

Clean Lean Mean Linux machine is all I got.

This thing has got two ****house brick walls & a kitchen sink.

[TECHGUNS]

Thats good Muckshifter.

Your PC is solid. Multi-booting is unsafe.