Date: Tue, 9 Jul 1996 12:04:47 -0700 From: paulc@seas.ucla.edu To: questions@FreeBSD.org Subject: harddrive partition Message-ID: <9607091904.AA35059@lightning.seas.ucla.edu>
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Hi, I recenly purchased FreeBSD2.1 and am having a hard time installing the thing. I read through the documentations and help pages, little mention of my problem. I was wondering if you can help out. I have a 1GB SCSI drive, partitioned into 3 drives. First is 100MB (primary) for dos programs; the other two are in an extended partition. Within the extended partiton, I created 2 logical paritions, 500MB (win95) and 400MB (potential UNIX); respectively C:\ D:\ E:\ When I ran FIPS, indicates only two drives, I guess the 100MB and the 900MB. If I continue with splitting the 2nd drive, will that kill my win95? I'm new to installing UNIX, can you give me a step by step procedure or at least giveme some hints as to how to proceed. thanks. Paul Chen e-mail: paulc@seas.ucla.edu
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