Install on disk L:

[Teddy3943]

I am very new to Linux. I want to install Kubuntu to my forth harddisk, but every time the install program wants to make a partition on my windows bootdisk C:
I have an empty hd available (250 GB), wich I want to use only for Linux Kubuntu.

How can I install a dual boot system without making a partition on C: ???

[Hal343]

Use gparted (the partitioning program) and you should be able to select the second hard disk. I think there is a spot in the upper right hand corner where you can change the disk. It's been a while, I last used it to partition a usb drive, so that might not be the right spot exactly, but I know that the option is there.

[techieMoe]

It's worth noting that Linux does not use drive letters like MS Windows. Your "C:" drive may be identified as something like /dev/sda and your extra drive may be /dev/sdb or sdc. Don't quote me on that, though. Those letters are different depending on what kinds of devices you have plugged in to your motherboard.