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On Fri, Feb 08, 2002 at 08:01:36AM -0800, Bruce Burhans wrote:
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| Thanks for the tip Baloo!
| __________________________________________
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| Okay, dman. I know that you're right. Re-install XP, creating
| partitions for Debian too......But----.
|
| 1) A- I was planning on setting the BIOS to Standard VGA,
| because I'm worried about Linux being able to cope with my Integrated
| Intel Graphics card.
The potato uses VESA framebuffer to start with (hence the neat penguin
logo). I expect that all x86 video cards support the VESA standard.
Once you've installed your system, the kernel will use VGA (text-only)
unless you configure it to use a framebuffer. When you get around to
configuring X you can deal with what the video hardware really can do.
| B- Was going to disable Integrated Winmodem in BIOS and
| use external one
I've never seen a BIOS that cared about modems. Just don't both
trying to do anything with it in linux. It won't hurt anything.
| 2) With XP on the first partition, where am I going to put Linux Boot?
| Sure, I have LBA, but don't know how to use it.
The laptop I have at work looks like this :
Name Flags Part Type FS Type [Label] Size (MB)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
hda1 Primary Linux ext2 23.23
hda2 Boot Primary Win95 FAT32 3003.68
hda5 Logical Linux swap 201.28
hda4 Primary Linux ext2 14910.02
/dev/hda4 => /
/dev/hda1 => /boot
/dev/hda5 => <swap>
/dev/hda2 => /mnt/windows
(win2k is the other system)
Winblows is the only system that cares which partition it is on.
Linux doesn't care -- if the boot loader can reach the kernel, it is
happy.
| 3) So now I have PS2 KB. What will XP think?
No problem. PS/2 is standard/default. In theory at least, you can
have both PS/2 and USB connected simultaneously. Linux can handle it
great, I've heard of 'doze crashing if you have multiple mice!
| And thanks for straightening me out there........
no problem.
-D
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