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Hi Guys i am struggling to dual boot Ubuntu Studio and Win 7..I partitioned my 80 GIG HDD and installed Windows 7 Professional on the first 40 GIG and left ...
  1. 04-12-2010 #1
    tafadzwa
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    Unhappy Dual booting Ubuntu Studio 9.04 and Windows 7 Professional

    Hi Guys i am struggling to dual boot Ubuntu Studio and Win 7..I partitioned my 80 GIG HDD and installed Windows 7 Professional on the first 40 GIG and left the remaining as a raw partition.

    However when i try to install Ubuntu Studio 9.04 I cannot edit, change or modify the partitioning information..i do not know where i a m going wrong..i managed to successfully dual boot Mandriva using the aforementioned method...

    Really keen to try out Ubuntu Studio 9.04 before 10.04 comes out...

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    Tafadzwa
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    We have to check partition structure of your Hard disk.
    Boot up from Ubuntu LiveCD, open Terminal and execute this
    Code:
    sudo fdisk -l
    Post output here.

    * Its small L in fdisk -l.
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