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OK I am planning to install Fedora Core 4 from 4cds. I have P4 2.93Ghz, 256MB RAM, Intel 915GV chipset with onboard 128MB GFX. I mainly require advice on what would be an ideal minimum partitioning for linux. My currnet partitioning is simple, C & D drives have 39 and 35.4 (why not 39 Id like to know!) I currently have 28 Gb aprrox free on each drive. And Id like to use Linux just for learning and a LITTLE bit of installing if I get a chance. The problem is that my partitions are in NTFS format. I would like to know the minimum HD free space required to install it. Also would it be ok if I used Partition Magic to make my D drive a little less space and make an E drive for Linux initially in FAT32 format so that the setup can use auto-partitioning to convert it into Linux's format? Any other additional advice would be welcome! Thanks.
Ok back to the point, my problem is that I have NTFS on both drives. I dont have a floppy drive so how can i make a bootable cd that can format/resize partitions??
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