I have two 60 gig hard drives, primary drive C dedicated to Win2K.
Drive D has absolutely nothing on it, and is recognized by Win2K as
drive D. How do I install debian linux unto drive "D"?? Drive "D" is
set up as "slave".

In article <495d32c9.0309050757.31e59d3e@posting.google.com >,
William J. Gruenewald <twc4076207554@earthlink.net> wrote:
>I have two 60 gig hard drives, primary drive C dedicated to Win2K.
>Drive D has absolutely nothing on it, and is recognized by Win2K as
>drive D.

This sentence is self-contradictory. If it had absolutely nothing on
it then there would be nothing for W2K to recognise as drive D. Presumably
it in fact has one large Windows partition on it.

>How do I install debian linux unto drive "D"?? Drive "D" is
>set up as "slave".

Delete the Windows partition on your second drive and create Linux
partitions in the space thus created.

HTH
John
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