I ahve 60 gigs left, and Windoze happens to occupy everything.
I thought I read somewhere that the in staller can resize.. I guess I need a free 3rd party tool?
On Apr 10, 2005 1:29 PM, Alexander Dalloz <ad+lists@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Am So, den 10.04.2005 schrieb Sam Johnson um 18:41:
> OK, I turned off Rich text. :o)
Fine, Sam. Now keep care to where you reply to. You now replied 3 times
to me personally rather than to the list. And please don't top-post.
> I did read what was in the documentation link you sent me. But, for
> the average WinXP user it can be confusing. So if I have an 80 Gig
> HD, and want 20 of it to be Fedora, I create a / partition. I have
> that part, and the part about swap (I think.) The FS should be ext3
> on fedora part? And for the /boot/ what do I do?
You have the free space for Fedora or does Windows® occupy the whole
drive? If thats the case you will have to resize the partition, which
the Fedora installer isn't capable on.
> Also someone else mentioned d.d rearranging partitions-- whats that for?
If you have no free space, you will have to. If you have the free space
just create the new partitions. As said, swap and / are enough. You
don't need a /boot partition.
Alexander
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