I think the best way is to have spare space/partitions for your Linux OS so if you have XP over your whole disc now you may need something like partition magic to resize it.
IIRC it is best to have Windows installed before Linux when dual booting (which you already have) The GUI based installation procedure is fairly straight forward with RedHat. Rob -----Original Message----- From: stm23 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, 5 February 2004 1:16 p.m. To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: REDHAT 9 INSTALLATION hi, thanx for all yr offers to burn the cds for me, & yr quick replies :) i actually have my own copy of Redhat9, i just thought that the uni would be running a new version (which i now know they aren't) - so i'll just use the old version. does any1 know of a good website which explains step-by-step how to install redhat9. i already have XP installed so i'd like to set up a dual boot, is this easy to do?
