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How to dual boot Linux Mint 9 and Ubuntu 10.04

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http://linuxbsdos.com – In some situations, you may want to install more than one operating system on a computer. One method of accomplishing that is to utilize virtualization applications to run one atop the other. Another method, one that does not require specialized hardware or software, is to create a multi-boot scheme – installing multiple operating systems on [...] (General)

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My computer comes to a yellow static screen when I try to boot Ubuntu from cd. I installed it to dual boot with windows 7 and I go to boot Ubuntu and it says that it will finish installing then goes to a blank screen and I have let it sit for a couple hours and no change. I am new to Linux Operating systems. I could really use some help.