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07-15-2003, 07:22 AM	#1
vedant LQ Newbie Registered: Jul 2003 Distribution: redhat 8 Posts: 1 Rep:	unable to allocate memory I am unable to install redhat in my pc. my sys config are celeron 800 128 mb ram 40gb harddisk agp etc etc I made primary partition windows c with extended partition d and e (total 20 gb) The remaining 20gb i wanted to use for installing redhat unfortunately after all the packages were read and at the time of actual installation, i get error message "unable to allocate memory" and system hangs. Help to solve the problem and to install redhat will be appreciated Vedant

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