[Kiran Krishna]

Thanks. I just did that using FDisk, but, I have another problem coming up: 
What are the refresh rates for this monitor? I haven't been able to actually 
find this info on the Whingdoze thingy inside the properties in control 
panel. Thanks.
                      yours
                          Kiran



>From: Matthias Wandel <MWandel@rim.net>
>To: "'Kiran Krishna'" <k_k2@hotmail.com>
>Subject: RE:
>Date: Tue, 29 Jun 1999 08:56:14 -0400
>
>Linux consideres Windows partitions as taken, even if they are empty.
>
>You need to erase the partitions you wish to use, and then have RH set up
>new partitions in the now unallocated space.
>
>Matthias
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From:	Kiran Krishna [SMTP:k_k2@hotmail.com]
> > Sent:	Tuesday, June 29, 1999 4:56 PM
> > To:	linux-thinkpad@bm-soft.com
> > Subject:
> >
> > Hi everyone! I have one very quick question. I will be grateful for any
> > help
> > on this: I have a Thinkpad 770 ( they say it is the best one to have 
>linux
> >
> > on) with a pentium processor( not pentium 11). I am trying to install
> > Redhat
> > linux 5.2 on my computer and have 1.9 gigs free on my 'D' drive and 500
> > megs
> > free on my 'E' drive, beside about 657 megs on my C drive. I want to
> > perform
> > a Workstation class install, as I have enough free space for it. But, 
>when
> > I
> > start the installation process, I am told there isn't enough free space
> > left
> > for such an install. Further on when I choose to make a server class
> > install, the system wants to perform a destructive repartitioning. Can I
> > get
> > it to install on my ' D ' drive without any repartitioning? Thanks for
> > your
> > help.
> >                Kiran
> >
> >
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