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I've tried abuot 8-9 times to install peanut 9.4 to a 1 G partition on my/hdb and only getas far as after the check it runs and I try to install to a linux ntive partition I select format & install directories start scrolling by really fast with no such directory messages after them then eventualy this stops with something like exiting from last error Ihaven't been able to install this damnable distro yet my checksums were good and the check that peanut ran on it's self came out ok so what next?
Just installed peanut last night, and got the same thing. Tried it again and it worked. You need to let it install an EXT2 or EXT3, or ReiserFS to your native partition. After that it went without a hitch. Almost.
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