RE: [LI] require info

["G.Sriram" <gsriram@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,
	

Try using FIPS.EXE which comes as a DOS utility with linux distribution.
This will also allow you to resize your partitions without data loss (it
claims, but i haven't tried it myself). Or you may download "partition
resizer". This also displays info about existing partitions and allows
resizing without data loss

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From:	keshava b s [SMTP:bsinc@xxxxxxxx]
Sent:	Thursday, September 23, 1999 10:22 AM
To:	linux-india@xxxxxxxxx
Subject:	[LI] require info

hi,

{if this mail is in the wrong place ,please direct me where i could
write. }

iam a student. Though i have been computing for 4 yrs now i would
consider my self a beginner with specially with internet which i have
been onl only recently. 
I want to use & learn linux. i have red hat linux which i got on
chip-cd. I tried installing it on my pc & had afew problems.
i am using a p3,6.4 GB HDD,64 mb ram, cd rom +fdd+...
my HDD is partationed into 3.1(C) & 3.1(D), i wanted to split C ti 1.5 &
1.5 to use w98 & linux. is this possible , currently w98 is running on C
drive. IS the installation possible with out loss of data. while trying
to use disk druid to partation , i had an error- no free space ????
i dont understand.
how do i subscribe to a newsgroup, is there something particular for
newbies? 

I would appreciate any help , thanks a lot.

- - keshava
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