03-09-2008
A dual install is nice but there is a chance you will damage your windows os if you make an error. But if you switch hard drives, that should be very safe and it gives you a way to try out Fedora first. So I suggest that switch to your second hard drive install Fedora or another Linux there and after you get some experience with that you can decide whether or not to try the dual boot. I would expect Fedora to run OK on your system. Actually my suggestion is a minimum of 256 MB for Windows/XP so I'm surprised to hear that you're running XP with only 128MB.
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