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You need two partitions for linux. One for the root filesystem and one for the swap. After booting linux from the cd, or the floppy, you can select the unused partitions for the linux installation.
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You need two partitions for linux. One for the root filesystem and one for the swap. After booting linux from the cd, or the floppy, you can select the unused partitions for the linux installation.

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I have never tried it yet, but the new version of Mandrake Linux will allow to install it to a windows partition. &nbsp;Good for people who are new to the operating system, and want to give it a &quot;test drive.&quot;<br />
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<a href="http://www.linux-mandrake.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.linux-mandrake.com/</a>
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I have never tried it yet, but the new version of Mandrake Linux will allow to install it to a windows partition.  Good for people who are new to the operating system, and want to give it a "test drive."

http://www.linux-mandrake.com/ [http://www.linux-mandrake.com/]

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i partitioned my hd into 4 and intall win98 in the primary. the 3rd partition, formatted it into fat32 and the rest not yet. &nbsp;Here is the question. How do i install rehat without affecting win98?
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i partitioned my hd into 4 and intall win98 in the primary. the 3rd partition, formatted it into fat32 and the rest not yet.  Here is the question. How do i install rehat without affecting win98?

lunux on existing win98

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