On 06/07/11 09:34, Sean Miller wrote:
> Isn't WUBI an option?
>
> I have a "dual boot" of this sort (no partitioning at all) and it seems to
> work quite well.
Not long ago some grub updates screwed wubi installations up. I
considered this to be ultra bad news because the people I had been
recom
On 06/07/11 08:54, Neil Greenwood wrote:
> On 05.07.11 18:04, alan c wrote:
[...]
>> 3) Consider and prepare for a reinstall or full recovery if things go
>> badly for you, just in case.
>>
>
> This is *very* *good* *advice*! Especially when you're dealing with
> proprietary filesystems, make sur
Isn't WUBI an option?
I have a "dual boot" of this sort (no partitioning at all) and it seems to
work quite well.
Sean
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On 05.07.11 18:04, alan c wrote:
> 2) My understanding is that both vista and windows 7 are likely to
> place system files at the end of the partition, which means that a
> third party partition editor (such as gparted, as used in Ubuntu etc)
> may resize the partitons ok, but you may find that the
On 05/07/11 17:16, Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
> Hi.
> I'm looking to dual-boot Windows 7 and 11.04.
> My current setup is as follows:
> Windows 7 and programs on C with 28GB free space, data on D with 9 GB free.
> My question is this - I have many times created a dual boot by manually
> adjustin
Hi.
I'm looking to dual-boot Windows 7 and 11.04.
My current setup is as follows:
Windows 7 and programs on C with 28GB free space, data on D with 9 GB free.
My question is this - I have many times created a dual boot by manually
adjusting partitions, but can anyone explain precisely what the "In
