Stanley
I'm sorry you didn't get everything solved at the Installfest. If you
must use Peachtree, it does look you will need to run Windows.
While the other two responses are correct and helpful, for beginner
users of Linux I am going to recommend a brute force method:
1) back up your data
2) boot the windows install CD
3) delete all partitions on your hard drive
4) make a single partition for windows (~10GB)
5) install windows on that partition
6) install linux on another 10GB, leaving some unpartitioned space if
possible
7) make another partition that is formated fat32; this can be used by
both windows and linux
It is a shame you have to delete your existing linux with this method.
However, trying to work around it while installing windows could lead to
all sorts of trouble that could take a long time to resolve.
Jonathan
Stanley Price wrote:
In order to run Peachtree, I need to install a windows operating system.
When I installed the linux on the hard drive, I have five partitioned
sections. Two are:
none 95,164, with 0 used, marked dev/shm
/dev/hda5 104170, 0 used, marked tmp1
How do I install windows on the system? I am running a 686 AMD
processer, (with too little RAM at the moment), and Red Hat Enterprise.
Thanks,
Stanley Price
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