Paul Rennix wrote:
> Sorry for jumping in mid-thread, and I'm not sure if this has been
> pointed out, but this problem appears to have been fixed in FC3T3.
>
> I think Fedora Core 3 is only a week or two from being released, but the
> test version is working great so far for me.
>
> To do a dual install, I had an OEM install of XP Home on a new laptop.
> I resized the partition to about half the size using Knoppix. Then I
> installed FC3T3 and instructed it to use existing free space then the
> rest was install as usual...
So you didn't try FC2 on that laptop?
The thing is, not every computer had the dual boot bug. I don't think
I've ever seen a good explanation of exactly which circumstances cause
the bug. It might just be that your laptop would have worked anyway.
Mine didn't -- but then mine is a multi-way install, with a rarely-used
Win98 partition. That got installed first (because that's the easiest
way to get everything co-existing), then Windows 2000, then Fedora (I
think it was FC2 on this hard drive). I let each OS create its own
partitions.
James.
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