Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Linux dual boot
Umm ... that does seem anticlimatic ... :-) ... you mean the Linux
installation just detects what space it has the potential to use and
just installs itself there ?
When I had a dual boot machine, it was all down to separate
partitioning, and there
My own experiences with Laptops are as follows :
Sony PCG-FR315S laptop, 512 MB RAM and a P4 processor running about 2.3
GHz. Can't remember when I got it, it was around 2003, no later than
December 2003.
Running Windows XP (Only for work) and Linux - for everything else.
Mandrake of various
Hi Malcolm,
Umm ... that does seem anticlimatic ... :-) ... you mean the Linux
installation just detects what space it has the potential to use and
just installs itself there ?
Yes.
I had read that it was recommended to make space on the disk under windows
first, which as I
said, is what
