I will assume that installing Mandrake 9 and Win2K is the same as with WinXP.
I also have a notebook, 2 partitions (20 and 10 Gb), the first one for XP alone and the second one with 3 logicalo drives: a 1 Gb FAT drive, and the rest for MDK9 (8.75 for EXT2 on / and 256Mb for SWAP) After installing XP i booted from the MDK9 CD, selecting the Expert installation, choose the packages that I wanted to be installed, set the Lilo boot manager and that's about it. I now have a dual boot laptop. Hope this helps. Adolfo > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Belkie, Dan > Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 2:13 PM > To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Subject: [newbie] Mandrake 9 on my notebook > > > Hey guys! > I am looking at installing Mandrake 9 on my notebook. I am > running win2000 and have over 20 GIG free on my d drive. > Should it be pretty easy, without harming my 2000 install? > Would this be the correct steps? Insert the first CD, Reboot > the system, Press [F1] when the Mandrake Linux screen comes > up, Type lnx4win at the prompt, then press [Enter] > Anyone know of anything to look out for? How will the > notebook know to prompt for duel boot? Thanks Dan > > > > >
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