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i have a 40 gig hard drive with windows xp occupying a 32 gigabyte NTFS partition- the remaining 8 gigabytes is unallocated
i want to install a version of linux ...
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- 04-26-2005 #1Just Joined!
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need help installing linux (knoppix 3.7)
i have a 40 gig hard drive with windows xp occupying a 32 gigabyte NTFS partition- the remaining 8 gigabytes is unallocated
i want to install a version of linux (knoppix 3.7) on the remaining space - and have the option of logging into either operating system-
anybody know how to correctly partition and format the remaining space (8 gb) to do this? (i.e. what type of partition, how many partitions, how to setup the bootloader, etc.)
- 04-26-2005 #2
Re: need help installing linux (knoppix 3.7)
I've not installed Knoppix but I would expect that just as with those distros that I have installed, the Installation cd should handle these issues for you and enable you to either accept defaults or change to suit your needs. You'll need a minimun of two partitons. As to file system type, ReiserFS and ext3 are the two most recommended ones. If you have a choice of bootloaders I'd suggest GRUB.
Originally Posted by somalista
- 04-26-2005 #3Linux Engineer
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But it's a little different with knoppix since knoppix never meant to be installed. Here is the guide if you want to try anyway: http://www.knoppix.net/wiki/Hd_Install_HowTo


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