best dual boot strategy?
Kevin Mulligan
kevin at teamindecisive.com
Tue Nov 2 03:25:39 UTC 2004
As long as you shorten the NTFS partition, and leave open space for
Ubuntu, it should work. During the install, it gives you the option of
deciding where to install, make sure you choose the open space and do
not override the Windows MBR. Simple as that, iirc.
--Kevin
baz der wrote:
>HI,
>
>Starting from scratch, what is the best/easiest way to install
>Windows XP and Ubuntu on the same drive?
>
>My current idea is to install XP, then boot into SystemRescueCD
>and use QTParted to resize the ntfs partition down - then install
>Ubuntu into the unused space and hope it configures grub to give
>me both options when the machine boots.
>
>Is there a better way to do this? Partition the drive first maybe?
>
>many thanks,
>
>bazder
>
>
>
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