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30th Jan 2008, 09:38
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right i am going to dual boot linux and windows but i cant figure this out
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i am in computer management trying to shrink my 100 gig c partition so that i have 2 gig for ubuntu but i get these options total size before shrink (mb) 98272 = 95.5 gig, that sounds about right size of available shrink size (mb) 13302 = 12.99, why when it says there is 52.9 gig free of 95.9!?!?! can anyone shed some light on this, i am trying to install ubuntu so i can write an essay up in open office thanks My System: Cewy's wonder macine
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30th Jan 2008, 14:10
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install ubuntu and you will get the option to take gbs from a partition u can choose how many
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31st Jan 2008, 01:00
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i did but ubuntu installed it on the boot partition nd half way through the cd buggered up and started to pant like an asthmatic that just ran a marathon
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31st Jan 2008, 13:32
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ok um download this
make a new virtual pc select either linux if there is one or other and then when you start you you accually install it just like an os isnt it cool |
