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Using a partition
Using a partition
I am currently running WinXP and i have two hard disks: one is partitioned in half - the first half has my XP and critical system folders, the second half empty. my second disk is strictly media. is there a way to put debian on the second partition of my first disk?
Put in your debian CD and start the installation. when you have to partition a harddisk select the on you want to install debian on.
When cfdisk is started you will see the partion containing the window$ XP installation and free space.
Select free space and create a swap partion and a root partition.
When your installation is almost finished you're asked to make a boot disk, make this.
You now can boot Debian from the boot disk and boot window$ XP from the HD.
This is the way i did it in the past (I don't have window$ installed anymore, yeahh )
If you want to Debian from the HD to I think you find loads of info on google when you search on lilo documentation.
When cfdisk is started you will see the partion containing the window$ XP installation and free space.
Select free space and create a swap partion and a root partition.
When your installation is almost finished you're asked to make a boot disk, make this.
You now can boot Debian from the boot disk and boot window$ XP from the HD.
This is the way i did it in the past (I don't have window$ installed anymore, yeahh )
If you want to Debian from the HD to I think you find loads of info on google when you search on lilo documentation.