P L E A S E  R U N  (S E T U P)  W H E N   Y O U   B O O T  CD.
_______________________________________________________________________________

(a) If you'd like to install aL i n u x to a true Linux Native partition,
    please choose [Parted_MAgic], which can split and/or setup your Linux 
    partition(s) and swap if needed with ease using an existing DOS Win 
    partition.

    If you already have a Linux Native 83 partition with an EXT2, EXT3 or
    ReiserFS on it, you can go-on reading below. Regardless, even if you
    have a 83 type partition and would like it switched to EXT3 or ReiserFS,
    simply go-on reading below as the 'aLinux' install will guide you into
    the newer EXT3 or traditional EXT2 with no harm to existing partition(s).

    If you do not know your exact partition info. scroll down to the bottom
    of this file your reading now and issue one of the 4 commands which will
    show how your partitions are situated.
_______________________________________________________________________________

1.) CDROM to EXT2, EXT3 install
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

    TIP: EXT3 is the safest file system in Kernel 2.6.x

Enable the boot option in bios to boot from [CDROM] device first, or hit
the [F8], [F11], or [DEL] key or refer to motherboard computer manual.
_______________________________________________________________________________

Type these command(s) if your not sure about partitions, etc.: (Exit 'setup')
# cat /proc/partitions
# dmesg | less
# fdisk -l
# parted /dev/xxx print  <e.g. where device xxx is either "hda" or "sda">
_______________________________________________________________________________

2.) After the install and only if you hadn't installed LILO - you can boot
    into aLinux using the same installation cd. On the first screen you can
    type 'vmlinuz root=/dev/xxxx' where 'xxxx' is the partition you installed
    aLinux too - might be /dev/hda1, /dev/hda2, /dev/sda2. So if it was say
    /dev/hda2 you would enter 'vmlinuz root=/dev/hda2' without the ''. Enjoy!.