slax iso and windows 98 dual booting
Hi,
I have a windows 98 box. I have a slax ISO and a slax TAR. My slax TAR has all the modules I want. My windows 98 hard drive has only 1 partition and is fully formatted. I have used windows 98 to download my TAR. I want to dual boot slax and windows 98. How do I go about this? So do I have to repartition? If so then how? Kind Regards, Robert. ( complete newbie to linux ) |
Boot from slax cd/dvd and while partitioning the HDD for slax installation resixe the C drive.
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And this links will be useful for you
http://www.slax.org/forum.php?action...parentID=20957 http://gr8idea.info/os/tutorials/slax/install.html |
Failed big time
I started with an 80GB hard drive with fat32 and win98 installed.
I now have a 12GB hard drive with a 6GB partition and win98 installed on 6gb partition. I have lost 68GB down the drain. i tried gparted. it would not even start. I tried to qtparted it was embarrassingly poor. it did not do anything i asked and broke my 80 gb hard drive. all in all a complete failure. what i need is a partitioning tool that works on slax! |
you could use my ClutchOS SCR (Slackware Current Rescue)
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ml#post4062341 its just like slax but better for rescue |
A bit better
I have now successfully found and restored 75GB of my hard disk in ext2.
I have now successfully installed slax on the hard drive. I have now successfully booted slax from hard drive. now my problems are: i have 100 modules stored on my usb drive that I want on boot up activated. the most important of these is openoffice3.2. When I activate using "slax module manager" it does not work. always saying: "some error occurred while activating module" I just want to copy these files into /slax/modules folder which does not exist! |
you mean /slax/modules folder on hdd doesnt exist?
how did you install slax to hdd? is it still like the livecd or is it like a real hdd install? |
I have created a HDD installation of slax.
by using a slax livecd then running slax6-install.kmdr |
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