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The beginning seems normal, but once anaconda starts, my screen goes to standby....the setup still runs, however. I would do it in text mode...but don't have the slightst idea how ...
- 04-12-2004 #1Linux Newbie
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red hat 9 install problem
The beginning seems normal, but once anaconda starts, my screen goes to standby....the setup still runs, however. I would do it in text mode...but don't have the slightst idea how to do that
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Any ideas as to what is wrong?
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- 04-12-2004 #2Linux User
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Damn "new topic" button, so close and yet so far.
- 04-12-2004 #3
whern the screen goes to standby, can you jump to a text console by pressing Ctrl Alt F1 9all at the same tiime)?
Nerderello
Use Suse 10.1 and occasionally play with Kubuntu
Also have Windows 98SE and BeOS
- 04-12-2004 #4
Re: red hat 9 install problem
Type linux text on the prompt when booting from the RH9 install disk.
Originally Posted by Blue|Fusion
This will start the text based installer.
Anaconda uses the default vesa driver during install so it's a bit strange this happens. Try the text based installer and let us know if you succeed or not..---[ MS09-99896 - Vulnerability in All MS Windows OS ; Using Windows Could Allow Remote Code Execution. ]---
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- 04-12-2004 #5Linux Newbie
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I tried it and that works on screen fine, however i cant get it to resize partitions in text mode....i want to keep my win partition...and do not see the option to simply resize it
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- 04-14-2004 #6Linux User
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you probably have an NTFS windows XP partition. Only Mandrake can resize NTFS partitions without destroying all data. So use a mandrake install CD (I can see from your profile you have mandrake) to resize the partition then install RH.
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- 04-14-2004 #7Linux Newbie
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ok, thank you for the info, kpzani
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