On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 6:46 PM, Rahul Satuluri <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > I know this task will be trivial to the Linux gurus that read this mail. > Apologies for requesting a task as apparently easy as this one. > > I recently got a HP HDX 1370 laptop and it has Windows Vista loaded on > its entire C Drive of about 500 GB size. I nevertheless want to load > Fedora as the primary OS because I'd need to do some programs with GCC, > Octave, LNK-Net and OpenMP. > > But I am scared to erase the existing OS and the entire drive and > repartition it to create the partition for Fedora. As such I know I am > not going to use more than 100 GB of space for the Vista OS so I can > load the Linux in the rest. This being my first attempt at loading > Linux, can some expert help me with this thing kindly? I am on 998 992 > 3868 and can spare a couple of hours in the evening. > Vista's disk manager has an option to "Shrink" the partition size. That should solve the problem.
> Regards > > Venkata Rahul, Satuluri > [SNIPPED] -- Bipin Upadhyay http://projectbee.org/
