Re: Windows user to take plunge this weekend.
Luke <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.arklinux.general |
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Sunburned Surveyor wrote: > Ark Linux Users and Developers, > > I currently run Windows 2000 at work and Windows 2000 XP at home. I am > preparing to install Ark Linux on my computer at home this weekend. > (We will be getting a lot of rain this weekend in California :] ) I > only have one partition on my hard drive, which is currently being > hogged by my Windows OS in its entirety. I managed to figure out that > I could use the System Rescue CD to resize my partition to make room > for Ark Linux using the express install option. However, I noticed Ark > Linux now comes with a parallel install option. This is my question: > > Which is the safest install option? Should I: > > (1) Resize my hard drive partition using System Rescue CD, and then > install Ark using the express option? > > Or > > (2) Just install Ark using the parallel install. > > I will be backing up my data before the installation, of course. But I > don't really want to wipe my hard drive. Is one of these options safer > than the other? (I am a fairly experienced computer user, and I do > some programming in Java, but I've got no previous Linux or Unix > experience.) > > Thanks for any advice. I look forward to learning and using Ark Linux. > > The Sunburned Surveyor Use the Express option, Parallel installs will be removved shortly as the appear to fail more then 90% of the time. -- ArkLinux - Definition: Choice http://www.arklinux.org IRC channel - #arklinux Luke Anthony Hebert