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i just install fedora 7 into my harddisk, i have created the NTFS partition to install window xp, however during the setup it just hang at a black screen, how can i solve this?
It is much easier if you install windows XP first and then install linux, since windows will load the MBR with its bootloader and overwrite grub, which is not difficult to fix, but can sometimes cause problems. Also fedora 7 is completely outdated and unsupported, I would recommend using the latest which is fedora 11.
I agree with coopstah and would recommend installing the latest version of Fedora after you've installed Windows. If Fedora isn't working correctly, you can use the Parted Magic LiveCD to clear the MBR and then your Windows installation disk should boot again.
ok,i had another problem i changed the mother board having sata hard disk having two os fedora 7 and windows xp,when i start the system with new mother board the fedora boots fine but not xp so i tried with xp cd to repair but it shows blank screen ,this hard disk has unallocated 20 gb space.
i just install fedora 7 into my harddisk, i have created the NTFS partition to install window xp, however during the setup it just hang at a black screen, how can i solve this?
Regards
puneet vyas
Hi Puneet,
Just try newer version of XP (Windows XP SP3) or Windows Vista.
Because older XP does not have support (driver) for all SATA controllers.
After installing XP-SP3 or Vista, install any Linux Distro you like.
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