Error Partitioning: Can not allocate requested partition, not enough free space

Hi, I am installing RHEL-6. But it gives problem : Error partitioning :can not allocate requested partition, not enough free space, But i am having more free space for linux. I have following partition: System Reserverd: 100M (Primary, Active) C: 34 GB (Win7, primary boot) D: 48.8 GB (logical) E: 129 GB (logical) Unallocated Space: 20 GB (for linux)

I want to dual boot. Please any one help me.

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0	use this fdisk -l fdisk -cu /dev/sda (harddrive name) ls /sda/ I have solved the problem with this code,thanks!Galaxy S4 Flip case link answered 15 May, 23:11 Galaxy S4 Case 1●1 accept rate: 0%

0	Als je net als ik, heb abercrombie je een harde tijd herinneren wat r4 3ds vergeten gaat om wat rekening. De Handleiding zegt. link answered 04 May, 12:04 Danna 1 accept rate: 0%

1	use this fdisk -l fdisk -cu /dev/sda (name of harddrive) ls /sda/ please post screen shot link answered 10 Nov '12, 12:21 sunsaincrypter 15●1 accept rate: 0%

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