Installing OpenLinux 44 Getting Started Guide • A Linux native partition with at least enough space for the type of Open- Linux installation you intend to complete (this will be between 160 MB to 1.4 GB, depending on the type of installation that you select). • A Linux swap partition If you are familiar with Linux file systems, you can define other mount points for additional Linux native partitions on your hard disk. To do this, select a partition, choose Edit, and select a mount point from the drop-down list. Mount points other than those in the drop-down list must be defined after installing Open- Linux. Selecting an OpenLinux Hard Disk If you selected the Entire Hard Disk option and choose Next, you see the screen shown in Figure 22. FIGURE 22.  In this screen you select which of your systems’ hard disks should be used to install OpenLinux.