musice 0 Posted February 9, 2005 Ok i am very new to linux but i enjoy it very much, problem is this i have a logitech mouse and it doesnt want to work in the install of linux, i am running windows xp and i cant figure out a way to partition my harddrive in order to instal linux. can anyone help me? Share this post Link to post
Jimxugle 0 Posted February 10, 2005 Mouse) Buy a cheap one at like Wal-Mart or somthing. Partitions) The First Partiton should be Windows. You should Leave at least 5GB of Unformatted/Unpartitioned Space at the end. I use Partition Magic for this. -fello semi-n00b Share this post Link to post
taeuler 0 Posted February 10, 2005 Which mouse model is it, and is it USB or ps/2. What distro are you using? Share this post Link to post
matttah 0 Posted February 10, 2005 Well when you install xp, just don't use up all your hard drive space when you create a partition, leave at least 5 gigs or so, depending on how much you plan to use linux and what you will store in it. Then once you partition the windows partition, you will make the linux partitions in the installation. Daum Share this post Link to post
musice 0 Posted February 10, 2005 > Logitech® Click!™ Optical Mouse had to find it so i knew exactly lol, its in a USB port cause i seem to have issues with my logitech mice in my PS/2 port. i know its odd. as far as the partition is i guess i could try partition magic, i know that FDISK didnt want to cooperate with me. so ill try that thanks alot Share this post Link to post
