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RE: Two problems with partitions



1. Those are Windows problems + misunderstanding of the partition usage.
2. You may contact me privately and I will be happy to help you.

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> From: 	Boltyansky Boris[SMTP:borisb@surfree.net.il]
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> To: 	iglu@egroups.com?;? linux-il@linux.org.il
> Subject: 	Two problems with partitions
> 
> 
> Hi!
> 
> As the subject says I have two problems with partitions:
> 
> 1) I have a 3.2 GB HDD splited into 4 partitions:
> 
>  - C: 1000 MB
>  - D: 400 MB
>  - E: 1000 MB
>  - F: 800 MB
> 
> I decided to install RedHat Linux 6.1 on the E: partition.
> The installation was fine but the problem is that after the installation
> the programs that the F: partition became into E: partition so none of
> the programs installed there have run.
> How can I install Linux without this problem (I don't want to install
> Linux on the last partition)?
> 
> 2) I have another PC and I want to install on it Linux (RedHat 6.1).
> The partition table on this PC is:
> 
>  - C: 1.6 GB
>  - D: 2 GB
>  - E: 1.6 GB
> 
> On this PC I want to install Linux on the last (E:) partition, but I
> have a problem:
> I have there a program that I want to stay on that partition.
> Is there any program that allows me to find which part of the HDD this
> program takes and to make a new partition with the other HDD space?
> 
> Boltyansky Boris
> 
> "Press any key to continue or any other key to abort" -- Computer using
> Windows.
> 
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