Well thank you so much my friend I will try those order and I want to inform you that I have just 1 partition on NTFS which contain the XP Professional and all the others are FAT 32, and cause you are kindly supporting man, can I ask you another one question, pleas? Well I had some downloads for the M Player for Linux,, pleas don’t laugh at this, I didn’t know how setup those programs or even deal with them, I thought it will be as I used to see, an .EXE file I will install and that’s it,,, I sow files with extensions I know nothing about, so pleas gide me how to install the programs
Thanks again
Kh. Candle

:oops: Hi there, you may don’t believe this but it’s true, I’ve installed Red Hat9 on my machine, I made a treble boot with XP Professional and XP Home edition, honestly it was not that easy but I could manage, my problem is I’m not aware by any single word or any abbreviations of that Linux, I was chocked when I sow words like Kernel, LILO, RGUB, Dave, but that is not the problem ether, I can learn, my problems are
1-   Red Hat can’t see my modem, I use (3com US Robotics) I searched every where over the net but there was no any result for finding a driver for my modem
2-   Since I have 2 HDD one 120GB and the other is 80GB so I’ve mad some partitions on it and Red Hat couldn’t see them,
3-   When I try to play any movie or video clip or even MP3 I receive a message says you didn’t have something I can’t remember what is it and you have to install it (it means that I don’t have the drive) mean while I have the original installed M Player
4-   When I try to install any program from a CD I receive the same message on number 3

Well my dear I know it’s kind of weird what I’m doing, and if you ask me why do install an operating system I know none about I tell you that I’m sick and tired of Microsoft beside I liked Linux, it seems good and powerful
 So do you think that I can find a step by step support??  :wink: I hope so, actually I believe I will
Thanks in advance        
Kh Candle    :lol:

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