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| 51218 | 2002-05-28 03:27:00 | does anyone know what the best procedure is to put an xp and linux redhat os onto two partitions on a hard drive? linux first on the d: then install xp onto c: to use the microsoft boot manager, or some other way is better? thanks gareith |
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| 51219 | 2002-05-28 05:10:00 | Basically, have the MS thing installed first. The partition meant for Linux should *not* be a partition. Use FDISK to delete it! Unallocated disk space is what the installers like. Then RTFMs ... Have a look at the forums: 'Linux/XP' in google will give you some ideas from people who have done it. Have a good look at the HOWTO files on your installation CDs, and the READMEs etc at the root of the install CD. Those will give you uptodate information for your distribution. |
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| 51220 | 2002-05-28 11:18:00 | I triple boot. Loaded Win95 first then Win2000 then linux RH7.3 . Win2000 handles the windows booting with Lilo comming up first to choose between Win & Linux. I prefer to use Lilo because you can use the uninstall option and reload the previous MBR whereas Grub does not allow that. | Guest (0) | ||
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