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Bill Cohane <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 23 Oct 1998 19:41:16 -0400
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At 15:54 10/23/98 -0700, Mark Rode wrote:
>I am trying to install Red Hat 5.1 on a System Commander 4.0 Deluxe
>Setup....2 GB Seagate EIDE hard drive
>
>One 300 meg Dos Primary FAT 16 = hda1..Start 1 End 153
>this is my C drive with SC and Win95b
>
>One Extended Partition 400meg FAT16 = hda2 .Start 309 End 512
>this is my Dos Fat16 extended contains 2 logical drives
>
>One 300 meg NTFS = hda3 Start 154 End 308
>this is my NT Workstation NTFS partition
>
>One 100 meg FAT 16 Logical = hda5 Start 309 End 359
>this is my dual swap partition 95/NT
>
>One 300 meg FAT 16 Logical = hda6 Start 360 End 512
>this is a FAT 16 drive shared with 95/NT
>
>primary native Linux hda 4 Start 513 End 900
>Blocks 782208 ID 83 Linux Native
>
>I still have 200 megs of free space
>I then try to create a 100 meg swap file.....
>I get a .....No Free sectors available....message

Hi Mark

I count four partitions before you try to create that 100 MB Linux
swap partition. You can't have five partitions. Illegal. (Logical
drives inside extended partition don't count here.)

I'd suggest that you use PM to expand the extended partition to
the end of the drive and then create another logical drive inside
the extended partition. Use that for the Linux swap.

Regards,
Bill

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