I used FIPS to repartition my hard drive for Linux. But how do I put
all Linux stuff into the new partition? Should I just create Linux
directory at root, and put everything there? Thanks in advance.
--yutao feng
by Comrade Fra » Thu, 08 Sep 1994 02:26:42
--yutao feng
by Randy Hootm » Wed, 14 Sep 1994 11:54:57
Randy
: I used FIPS to repartition my hard drive for Linux. But how do I put
: all Linux stuff into the new partition? Should I just create Linux
: directory at root, and put everything there? Thanks in advance.
: --yutao feng
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