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- From: Dan Myers <q90004@example.com>
- Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 11:05:16 +0900
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So how do I install Linux Red Hat to the new partition that I make in PM? Do I reboot with the Linux disk in and have it boot from CD or something like that? Dan Micheal E Cooper wrote: > > Finally a situation in which I can be of help to the TLUGgers! > > I have used Partition Magic for years... literally. There is no problem > using Partition Magic with a Japanese OS. The only problem you would run > into would be converting partitions from Fat to NTFS or the other way > around. Only the Japanese/ Chinese/ <other multi-byte languages> can do that > without messing up the text. Seems kind of silly, but it's true. I think > that might be the incompatibility you are talking about. I cannot imagine > that the new version of PM is less functional than the old one. > > I am presently using Windows 2000 and RedHat, and I did all my partitioning > with PM5 English up until a few months ago. Now I use PM6 Japanese, but I > don't think the English version will cause problems. However, you cannot use > PM6 or earlier with XP. It won't let you install, I think. You will have to > get a PM that is compatible with XP. Also, I don't know what PM6 or earlier > will do with Ext3 partitions. Ext3 is not on the list of options for version > 6. I think PM6 or earlier will think Ext3 is a disk format error and try to > correct it. Just a warning. > > Micheal E Cooper > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dan Myers" <q90004@example.com> > To: <tlug@example.com> > Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 10:15 AM > Subject: [tlug] Partitions and Partition Magic > > > Warning only semi Linux Related: <sorry> > > > > I bought the English version of Partition Magic but then while reading > > the readme (trust me a unusual occurrence) I discovered that It doesn't > > work with the Japanese OS (other than Linux OS) and so I can partition > > it and put both Linux and the Other OS on the same hard drive as I had > > wanted to do. Any recommendations? Anyone out there tried this with > > Partition Magic & a Japanese OS? > > > > Dan > > > >
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