On 18 Dec 2007, at 18:19, Joseph L. Casale wrote:
Whilst I cannot find any definite reference stating "MS WinXP cannot
handle LVM" it does seem to be the culprit.
Anybody got any such definitive references or other help?
Thanks, Michael
If you do this, you will destroy the mbr on the first disc making
Fedora unbootable. You will then have to re-install grub and make
sure your menu has an entry for winxp. As far as winxp hanging on
install, I am not surprised as it doesn't understand/know of lvm or
Linux at all. It's likely trying to analyze the disc and gets
stuck. You may have less work in the long run if you do unplug it!
jlc
i've not had problems with Linux dual booting it's the LVM itself
that seems a problem for WinXP installation.
I'm really hoping it is possible to dual boot Linux/LVM and WinXP!!!
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