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#1 Roadrunner

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Posted 01 November 2007 - 06:39 PM

Often there are requests on how to dual boot- especially when trying to add an earlier version of windows or a Linux distro.
I came across this guide that should be in anyones bookmarks who uses dual-booting-


http://apcmag.com/node/5162/

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Posted 02 November 2007 - 03:11 AM

View PostRoadrunner, on Nov 1 2007, 02:39 PM, said:

Often there are requests on how to dual boot- especially when trying to add an earlier version of windows or a Linux distro.
I came across this guide that should be in anyones bookmarks who uses dual-booting-
http://apcmag.com/node/5162/
Hey Roadrunner, I use to be against dual booting Linux with Windows because of the destruction Linux would cause to Windows. But Linux has come a long way since then. I am still a serious Linux neewbie but I can now dual boot with no problems. The main thing I have found, and this is only with Ubuntu/Debain distros is just leave the hard drive unallocated for the linux install. :(




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