Nick David wrote:
You don't need to do that just go online and download the first mandrakeI used diskdrake or whatever to shrink the XP drive on my laptop. It worked out great and cost only time and a couple of CDRs. Both systems work fine and the 70 bucks saved was nice also.
disk that has a free partition resize utility. Just let it setup your
partitions and reboot your system into the fedora installer.
Having an equivelent on an FC installation disk or utility disk would be great for those that buy new computers and don't want the bother of re-installing XP, instead of just shrinking the disk partition down to size.
Jim
On Tue, 2004-08-24 at 19:04, Adam Boettiger wrote:
talberts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Has ANYONE had success running a dual boot Fedora2 and WindowsXP system on one hard drive with different partitions?I just did it last week, knowing nothing about Linux. I used PartitionMagic by PowerQuest. Runs around $70 but is a necessity if you want to be able to shrink your existing partition that XP is on and then create a new one. I created a second one that FC2 now resides on that is 10G in size.
AB