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There are soo many flavors of linux and i just cant choose/find the right linux for me...
I am hopeing for a linux that is a
PLEASE i have been looking for a while and I would like some help |
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U Can u Fedora Core
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but u have to install windows first and then create a partition seperatly for linux in windows then do the ext3 and swap partitons on the created drive while installing FEDORA Core |
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create a partion of around say 10 GB in Windows which is empty (as we will format it when we install linux as ext3 (as ext3 is linux file system as FAT32 or NTFS in windows ) and in linux we need to create a swap partition(which acts a virtuval RAM which is around twice to ur RAM) then While installing linux it asks for the selection of Boot Loader -- which u have to choose as GRUB and it automatically detects ur windows and adds it to ur Boot loader which is the screen which alows u to choose to which OS u wish to enter that it ![]() |
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necessarily not linux file system as ext3, it could be ext2 also. For those who are starting with installing dual boots, i would suggest to go for ext2 file system as installation with ext3 filesystem its a bit complicated and resolving issues with installation would take quite a longer time. |
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