Because we are going to take a Linux lesson, we want to install a RedHat for use. We didn't use it before, so we had to install it first. As a result, there was a problem at the beginning, that is, when partitioning, after dividing the two partitions, the "failed to dial the applied partition, Partitioningfailed" prompt appears. Maybe Linux can be installed only in two partitions, however, it is better to divide the four zones according to the book. I believe many of my friends installed dual systems will encounter this problem. I am preparing to install dual systems. take my machine as an example.
Because we are going to take a Linux lesson, we want to install a Red Hat for use. We didn't use it before, so we had to install it first. As a result, there was a problem at the beginning, that is, when partitioning, after dividing the two partitions, the "failed to dial the applied partition, Partitioning failed" prompt appears, maybe Linux can be installed only in two partitions, however, it is better to divide the four zones according to the book.
I believe many of my friends installed dual systems will encounter this problem. I am preparing to install dual systems.
I will take my machine as an example to explain how to score! After reading it, I will analyze it again. My hard disk is 20 GB. (because I have installed Linux, I can only simulate it, but make sure you understand it)
1. Download the partition software PartitionMagic8.0 (you should be familiar with it. Don't introduce it !)
2. Run PartitionMagic8.0
Disk C is installed with XP, and disk D is loaded with XP. The remaining 6 GB space is used in Linux.
3. Right-click the unallocated space and click Create.
Create as select: Logical Partition
Partition type: not formatted
Click "OK" and then apply it, so that PQ can perform all the work.
4. Now we can put the Liunx installation disk into the optical drive and prepare for installation. Hehe