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George, <br>
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Insert the Ubuntu 8.10 CD, reboot your PC and install. It will ask you
nicely if you'd like to keep your XP and dual boot. <br>
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It then takes the liberty of providing you with a 'boot menu' - namely
grub. <br>
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When fully installed your PC will sit on this grub menu for a couple
seconds, allowing you to boot into XP. <br>
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CJC<br>
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George Papastamopoulos wrote:
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<div><font face="Arial" size="2">Hi, I'm going to install ubuntu v.
8.10 but I want to keep my XP installation as well. Is there a way that
I can boot both OSs through the NT loader that comes with windows XP?</font></div>
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<div><font face="Arial" size="2">Thanks in advance.</font></div>
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