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alright I put the slackware cd in my cdrom drive. i boot bare.i...
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when i try to run cfdisk i'll get the message "Opened disk read-only - you ...
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- 04-25-2005 #1Just Joined!
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instlalling slackware 10.1 some help needed
alright I put the slackware cd in my cdrom drive. i boot bare.i...
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when i try to run cfdisk i'll get the message "Opened disk read-only - you have no premission to write"
then i'll get the question
do you with to start with a zero table? y
it shows a 6xx mb harddisk... i have a 45gb hardisk in my pc
- 04-25-2005 #2Just Joined!
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is my post clear?
- 04-25-2005 #3
is there a particular reason you're using bare.i? you shouldn't need to enter anything at the beginning, just press enter and the preparation will begin.
as for the space problem, my first thought was that it was a partition problem, make sure you're root when you use cfdiskGreat GNU/Linux references and resources:
The Linux Documentation Project
Rute User's Tutorial and Exposition
GNU/Linux Man Pages
- 04-25-2005 #4Just Joined!
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i've got the awnser already
cfdisk standard is /dev/hda
but my harddisk was at /dev/hdc that was the problem why i couldent write:P hda is my cdrom drive
- 04-25-2005 #5Just Joined!
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Originally Posted by Jacob
I kind of guessed the problem.
Newbie problem wich allmost everyone had.
(Including me, done it couple of times afterwards too)
- 04-28-2005 #6Just Joined!
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i had the same prob


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