In attempting to shrink my NTFS drive to a smaller size, so I can dual boot my currnet Windows 7 with a brand new Ubuntu 12.10 (didn't want to use Wubi), I've somehow managed to stuff up the drive and what Windows can see.
Essentially, after shrinking it with a partition manager, Windows blue screens upon restarting.
Hello everyone I'm new here to the forum but not very new to Linux, but it has been some years since I used it. I'm looking to dual boot My Win XP sp2 with Ubuntu 12.04 and I have some questions if I may.
System Info - Dell Inspirion e1405
2 gigs ram
1.60 ghz dual core processor
1 tb seagate momentous 5400 rpm hdd
My machine currently has Winxp installed on a separate 120 gig hdd.
I am trying to dual boot on an external USB 500GB drive using my laptop.I have Windows 7 installed and booting on 1st partition 230GB now as active primary, 2nd partition is 100GB as primary, and 3rd partition is 135GB as primary. I was intending on installing Ubuntu onto the 2nd partition.
Hello all,
I am dual booting Ubuntu 12.04 and Windows 7 on a Lenovo ThinkPad T410. The computer is new but it is my fourth dual-boot project. First time doing it with 7 though.
I use the Lifehacker guide to dual booting when I'm getting started with a new installation:
http://lifehacker.com/5403100/dual+b...erfect-harmony
Sooo, I followed those steps to set up my dual boot.
Hi there!
I am attempting to dual boot Windows HPC Server 2008 on my existing Linux(Ubuntu) HPC machine. I know that Windows will wipe the MBR and I have the Ubuntu LiveCD to restore GRUB when that happens, but I am having some trouble with my disk partitions.
As of right now, when I boot into the Windows installation, it shows no disks available to install onto.
okay, so i installed ubuntu on a desktop using a bootable USB, using this tutorial: http://lifehacker.com/5403100/dual+b...erfect-harmony
so as the tutorial explains, i created a seperate partition on my hard drive, then created the usb boot drive, and installed it from that. this is where i think I started to go 'off-piste'.
I had Windows 8 installed with 2 Ubuntu parititions in dual boot, everything running well. I hated Win 8 so I installed Win 7 over it by deleting my 80gb Windows partition and installing it in there.
But now I can't boot Ubuntu up, since obviously Windows has overwritten Grub.
Hello All,
I currently have a dual-boot system handled by GRUB. Windows 7 and BT5. I have posted a picture taken in gparted of my partition table. I would like to take space from the Windows partition and add it to the BT5 partition. Then I think I would have to create a Logical Volume in the extended BT partition and Install Ubuntu there.
So I dual booted Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS x64 with my Windows 7 laptop. I have it burned to a dvd, so I booted the CD, selected to try Ubuntu, then installed inside the "trial" environment. I installed the boot partition as sda6 as /boot, then my root partition was sda7 as /, I made another partition for my home on sda8 as /home. I then made a 4gb swap partition.