RE: Dual Boot
John Floren <[email protected]> 06 Oct 2002 13:03:41 -0700
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.redhat.migration |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
I'm using GNU Parted and a HOWTO I found at RedHat that says that if I make the windows boot disk a grub option and tell it the correct partition, it will install only on my FAT32 partition which I made using parted and fdisk. I just need to know how to setup GRUB to do that. Have I cleared that up? (I don't want to reinstall linux.) On Sun, 2002-10-06 at 12:52, Dana-Renee Lee wrote: > Well first you have to install windows. If you install windows after > Linux then the boot record will be wiped out! > Next you boot the cd with your bios not grub.conf > > Here is how to do it and it works: > 1 Make the first 100M of your drive the /boot and an ID of 83. > 2 Make the second partition as large as you want your windows partition. > ID depends on what windows you are installing. > 3 Make the third partition your swap and its size should be twice you > have for memory in your machine ID=82. > 4 make the last partition the rest of the disk ID=83. > 5 Install windows. > 6 Install Linux. > > If grub does not find the windows (grub will call it a dos system) then > add the commands you need after > Linux is installed and running. > > Renee Lee >