Linux install on a multiboot PC

In My Humble Opinion
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I seek advice on the best way to install Red Hat Linux v 7.1.

I have one 15 GB primary partition. Drive C. Win98SE is installed there.

On my extended partition I have three logical drives: D, 15 GB; E, 15 GB; F, 80 GB.

D has Win2K installed on it.

E is empty. Formatted w/Fat32.

F is a common drive I use to put stuff in.

I would like to install Linux onto the E drive, but the install proggie isn’t happy with that idea. Is there a solution?

I have a second 40 GB hard drive that isn’t currently in the system. Should I hook that up and use it some way?

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Can’t really provide you with a solution if you don’t provide us with a problem. What are your indications that the “install proggie” is dissatisfied with putting Linux on E?

Also, it seems that this would be more appropriately posted in GQ.

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This thread is better suited for In My Humble Opinion. I’ll move it for you.

Cajun Man
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