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My comment: If you do as advised (use manual partitioning during the
install) then you can also select what type filesystem the installer
uses.
This file system type can be MSDOS, which would leave your linux
installation readable from XP.

Brian Brunner
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>>> abhi_sri@xxxxxxx 01/09/04 05:12AM >>>
Dear ziad,

I guess Ivo and John have clarified it for you. I will just add this.
Do not let the install process automatically partition your harddisc.
You will end up losing your whole data and Windows XP. Select the manual
partitioning option.

It will be a good idea to read the Redhat Linux manuals and guides for
installation instructions before jumping into it. You can find a copy on
www.redhat.com 



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