Linux, Win 95, and Netscape Problems

[george@example.com]

TLUG,

     I need advice on the following. Please help.

1. Linux and Win 95

     I finally and "successfully" installed both Linux and Win 95 on
my 1 GB IDE hard disk. BUT, when I'm on DOS window in Win 95 and type
dir/w to see the available disk space, it says "1 GB" - which can't 
be possible since I partitioned my hard drive so that Win 95 would
only occupy 500 MB. It's kind of scary because Win 95 might write over
the Linux files. This is not normal, is it? Is this solvable?
If not, I'm thinking of buying System Commander - the OS switcher -
to get around this problem.

2. Linux and Netscape Version 2.0

     After running netscape, I get the following error message when 
running other commands: ( e.g. the ls command )

          ls: can't map 'dev/zero'
          ls: can't map 'dev/zero'
          ls: can't load library 'libc.so.5'

How come? I'm just a novice Linux user and I don't really understand
this message.

     My system is as follows:

Hardware:
     -  Fujitsu FMV desktop designed for Win 95 (DOS/V)
     -  Japanese keyboard
     -  1 GB IDE hard disk

Software:
     -  OS: Red Hat Linux 2.1 - 1.2.13 ELF kernel
            Windose 95
     -  beta version of XF86_Ma64 X server for the ATI Mach 64 video 
        card


TIA,
George



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