New to linux and need guidance with redhat 9 installation
Stoppard
stoppard at ntlworld.com
Tue Mar 30 13:36:11 UTC 2004
If you can read a book, or get sighted help, then red hat linux for dummies
is very good.
I guess there should be a red hat linux 9 for dummies by now.
Hope this helps,
Nigel
Seven of Nine is trivial sublime.
To read about injustice, please visit.
http://www.stormbringer.tv/info/story1.html
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jaffar Sidek" <watstuts at justwan.com>
To: <Blinux-list at redhat.com>
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 8:35 PM
Subject: New to linux and need guidance with redhat 9 installation
> Hi folks. Ok, I did ask about oralux, and since it cannot be installed on
a
> physical hard drive as such, i am now switching my attention onto red hat
9.
> I am intending to install the red hat 9 bistro on my machine that already
> has got the ms windows OS. Now to some basic questions. Since I am
running
> a Pantheon 4 machine, Which distribution should I download for
installation?
> It shouldn't be the X486 or something like that, isn't it? I choose the
AMD
> one right? Second, I have already partitioned my hard drive to install
Red
> hat 9. I am not sure, but i think i might have partitioned my disk
running
> as an ntfs file system. I read at the red hat website that the partition
> should be fat32. If that is the case, Can I do anything to change the
ntfs
> file system back to fat32? Last but not least, Is there anywhere where I
> can find a user's mannual to get me started on how to use and operate in
the
> red hat linux environment? All answers to my questions will be greatly
> appreciated. Cheers!
>
>
>
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