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On the 3rd day i.e. today, I deleted all the 3 linux partitions of the disk & accessed the free space from the windows ( fdisk ) & scanned it for any bad sector, which I didn't found on the disk so I again partitioned them for linux ( in linux setup) But still get the same message as before i.e. " An error occurred while transferring......... "
$ { WHY IS THIS MESSAGE COMMING UP? WHERE IS THE MISTAKE? } $ { HOW CAN I COME OVER IT ? }
Here during the partitioning I got another message that, " Automatic Partitioning Failed There is not sufficient disk space in order to automatically partition your hard disk. You will need to manually partition your disk for RHL to install." Plz choose the tool U would like to use the partitioning your system for RHL - [ Disk Druid & fdisk ]
Before this installation, I had deleted the partition which was created for scanning in windows. So I had around 4GB of free disk space, But still I got the above message.
Waiting for your helpful reply,
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On Mon, 15 Jul 2002, Sameer Shinde wrote:
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On the 3rd day i.e. today, I deleted all the 3 linux partitions of the disk &accessed the free space from the windows ( fdisk ) & scanned it for any bad sector, which I didn't found on the disk so I again partitioned them for linux ( in linux setup) But still get the same message as before i.e. " An error occurred while transferring......... "
$ { WHY IS THIS MESSAGE COMMING UP? WHERE IS THE MISTAKE? } $ { HOW CAN I COME OVER IT ? }
Here during the partitioning I got another message that," Automatic Partitioning Failed There is not sufficient disk space in order to automatically partition your hard disk. You will need to manually partition your disk for RHL to install." Plz choose the tool U would like to use the partitioning your system for RHL - [ Disk Druid & fdisk ]
Use fdisk and make necessary partitions, except a seperate partition for /boot. For booting problems for partitions beyond 1024 cylinder, you should use loadlin. To learn more about loadlin, read the doc files along with it, on the installation CD. But before you can use loadlin, you will have to boot once into your system, which you can do by using a boot floppy. After booting into your system copy your kernel image (/boot/vmlinuz) file to your DOS/Windows partition (or on a floppy and then copy it on your DOS/Windows partition). Copy loadlin.exe also from the CD, and then you will be able to boot into linux without much problem.
HTH, Rajen.
Hi all,
On Monday, July 15, 2002 8:00 AM Mr. "Rajen M. Parekh" rajparekh@vsnl.net suggested,
Use fdisk and make necessary partitions, except a seperate partition for /boot. For booting problems for partitions beyond 1024 cylinder, you should use loadlin. To learn more about loadlin, read the doc files along with it, on the installation CD. But before you can use loadlin, you will have to boot once into your system, which you can do by using a boot floppy. After booting into your system copy your kernel image (/boot/vmlinuz) file to your DOS/Windows partition (or on a floppy and then copy it on your DOS/Windows partition). Copy loadlin.exe also from the CD, and then you will be able to boot into linux without much problem.
I think Mr.. Rajen, U didn't get my problem correctly. My problem is not booting into the linux, but I'm not able to install linux itself on my system. Once I'm able to install linux on the system, I know how to play with LILO & get a dual boot system.
Plz refer my previous mails to know the problem. There are total 3 mails which describes the problem & they are numbered as [1], [2] & [3] with the same subject. I think u didn't read the first 2 mails. Do read the previous mails
Waiting for your helpful reply, Thanks & Regards, SAMEER :)
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