Robert L Cochran wrote:
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Gerhard Magnus wrote:
Is there anything on the web -- or does anyone know -- about a procedure
for setting up a dual boot of Windows XP and Fedora 8? I have XP running
on one of two hard drives and would like to install Fedora on the
second. Thanks for the help!
Jerry
I have a very convenient arrangement made possible by my (newer
technology, but not leading edge) Dell Latitude D420 laptop. The laptop
is able to boot off an external USB drive. In the BIOS options I turned
on the feature to boot from a USB drive if one is detected.
I plugged in the USB drive, carefully installed Fedora 8 to that drive
only, and all is well. It is fun showing it off to others too. When I
want to boot Windows XP, I don't plug in the USB drive. When I want to
boot Fedora 8, I plug the drive in and turn on the computer. Presto!
Bob Cochran
Greenbelt, Maryland, USA
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In the disk management of windows xp My computer>Right Click
>Manage>Disk Management -Delete a partiton(with non important data)
to create some free space and leave it as it is...
Then install fedora in fedora partitioning create the required
partitions from the now made free space
That's it..Grub takes care of the dual boot thing
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