Hi, As part of keeping our options open I have been permitted to play with linux on Friday afternoons at work to become familiar with the OS. So for starters I chose to install Ubuntu 9.04 on my work pc, which has three disks and is running Windows XP. Disk1 has 2 ntfs partitons - one a 2 GB active partition for booting, the 2nd 198GB with windows install I don't want touched. Disk2 has 80GB - I want linux on this disk (currently formatted Ext4 and empty). Disk3 is 1TB - but is over half full with various virtual machines. When I run the ubuntu install from cd, no matter what I've tried, it seems to want to install itself to my second partition on disk1 - adding extra partitions and resizing. I don't want this partition touched. Can anyone please tell me how to get it installed to Disk2? Thanks, Bryce Stenberg.
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