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I need QUICK help please...I am installing Linux RedHat and I need to know what size the partitions need to be... Pleas give a list of needed partitions, and the size that you recommend...
I have a 4GB partition reserved for it. Thankyou in advance. Please reply fast, because i am installing it on my other computer RIGHT NOW.. I have Windows 2000 btw. And I have installed mandrake b4, but i am a newbie to Redhat.
It's Redhat 8.0 psych
My processing speed is 333MHz P2, and I have a very old video card(4MB) and sound card. Which brings another problem...
Where can I get something for redhat that will detect my sound card, well not detect it, but get it to play sound. It did not play sound when i used mandrake, and i had to get a special installer for windows to use it.
Thx in advance
Linux Newbie
redhat is pretty good at detecting and auto-configuring sound cards... i wouldn't be worried. if it doesn't, i'm sure there is a hacked driver you can download. same for video.
video card works, but sound card don. it detected it but it doesn't play any sound... Where can i get a driver for it?
and also, i don't like redhat so i am going to try another one...i ave tried mandrake, i like that one better then redhat, what do you think i should try? suse? please respond
thx alot in advance
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