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    I really want to make sure before I being...

    Hi,

    I currently have a Windows 98SE system with two hard drives:
    • 8GB ( C: drive with Windows on it )
      40GB ( partitioned into two partitions - D: and E: )
      [list:4503f8c1f4]D: is formatted for Windows use
      E: was reserved for a Linux installation and is unformatted (it shows as dev/hb5)
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    Can I install Knoppix into that E: partition and have a dual-boot system?
    Do I need to partition the E: drive further before the install or can I do it during the install?
    What do I need to be careful of during the installation process?
    Any other words of advice?

    Thanks in advance.

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    There is a HowTo guide for the HD install at http://www.knoppix.net/wiki/Hd_Install_HowTo
    It describes the need for a data partition & a swap partition, so you will have to remove the current hdb5, then make a new hdb5 swap partition and a hdb6 linux data partition.

    Please read the HowTo guide as it contains tip & warnings about the HD Install.

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    Thanks for the quick response. Is there more to that article than just a couple of paragraphs? I was hoping for a more detailed discussion.

    Thanks.

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