I' ve been doing similar stuff for years. the boot managers that linux and
variants use works well. the minor problem is that most C drives will be
NTFS file system and linux still likes FAT32 better so if you can convert
the NTFS to FAT32 then linux may like it better. generrally Partition magic
On Thursday 06 December 2007 01:42:54 am Shuler Burton wrote:
the boot managers that linux and
variants use works well. the minor problem is that most C drives will be
NTFS file system and linux still likes FAT32 better so if you can convert
the NTFS to FAT32 then linux may like it better.
I have found that the Ubuntu LiveCD (6.x) loads nicely on my new Acer Aspire.
The Aspire has an C drive of 90 GB with MS on it and a D Drive (named Data)
with 70 GB formatted.
I would like to load Ubuntu (latest) on the 70 GB part. now and eventually
reformat the C drive with MS on it for
: [digitalradio] Dual Boot on Acer Aspire]
I have found that the Ubuntu LiveCD (6.x) loads nicely on my new
Acer Aspire.
The Aspire has an C drive of 90 GB with MS on it and a D Drive (named Data)
with 70 GB formatted.
I would like to load Ubuntu (latest) on the 70
