Okay I just had a few questions with the partitioning my harddrive with the installation of slackware. I have always used the default Partition except installing OpenVZ on CentOS

I am using Slackware 13 i386 with windows installed on the same harddrive. Now my question is I have Windows already install and when I rad "fdisk" I left my windows partition bootable. Then Created a 4GB Swap and then created the rest of the drive with a bootable linux partition. Would that be correct?

Sounds good enough but, unless you make some serious demands on your system or want to 'hibernate' or whatever, you probably don't need that much swap and I find that having at least a separate /home is useful. But what you've got would certainly work as long as / is big enough - a complete Slack takes maybe 4-5 gigs and however much more you want is up to you.

If you're running a server or something, you'd probably want a more elaborate partitioning scheme, but I'm guessing desktop?

Also, the Linux part doesn't need to be marked 'bootable' as such, but I don't think it hurts anything.

Yea your right the swap is beg. I have 3GB of ram on my computer now with a amd64x2 2.6gh. And I have about 60GB of space left. I just never did the partitioning my self with cfdisk.

Thanks for the reply.