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Linux Software => Linux Installation Support => Topic started by: Larrymossyx on December 04, 2008, 07:45:38 AM
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I have a system with windows vista OS and will like to have Redhat linux installed on it but i learnt Vista does not support dual-booting. Can I get help from anyone on how to go about it? Thanks
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Can someone pls assist me on how to go abt the installation of Red hat linux on a system that already has windows vista OS? Thanks
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I have Vista Triple boot with Ubuntu and OpenSuse.
Its should be no problem. Just boot your computer Redhat linux cds and then make sure you choose right partition to install linux, rest is simple.
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i think he need some free space ie unpartitioned
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Redhat version is paid version , maybe you mean Fedora or Centos , on this w ay you have to creaat a partition D: or E: or F: from windows abouth 20GB or More m then , reboot , insert your Fedora DVD (example) and install it on the added drive ,
let me know if you have other questions
Regards
Team