anyone has done this already, and care to share how ???
if not suse linux9.? dual boot with window vista ???

thanks guys !!!

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GPartEd on CD to manage Hard Disk Partitions. http://gparted.sourceforge.net/
Grub or Lilo boot loader from Linux install to select at boot time.

On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 10:47 PM, sonnen50<sonnen50 <at> yahoo.com> wrote:
> anyone has done this already, and care to share how ???
> if not suse linux9.? dual boot  with window vista ???
>
> thanks guys !!!

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try here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-opSR3YM8KQ

i run several boxes with linux; two desktops ubuntu + xp pro, one laptop
centos + vista. all dual-boot fine with no problem, tho the laptop still
doesn't have wireless support (it's an old centos; i've been using it for
over a year).

just google >linux windows dual boot< (without the ><) and you'll find tons
of links. it's actually quite easy, especially since vista has the "reduce
disk size" feature. on the xp pro's, i used gparted or parted and they both
worked fine.

once you get grub configured, make sure you have the opsys you want to
default boot located first in the grub location, or make sure it's clearly
designated as the default choice. it makes booting a lot easier as you can
restart the default system "hands off".

yvette hirth

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--- In turnkey-mvs <at> yahoogroups.com, "sonnen50" <sonnen50 <at> ...> wrote:
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> anyone has done this already, and care to share how ???
> if not suse linux9.? dual boot with window vista ???
>
> thanks guys !!!
>

Instead of using dual boot, I'd recommend using VirtualBox. I run Vista x64 and Windows 7 RC x64 as hosts and various other operating systems as guests under VirtualBox primarily but also use VirtualPC and VMWare in some instances.

I am glad not to have to dual boot anymore except in very rare instances.

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--- In turnkey-mvs <at> yahoogroups.com, sunny <sonnen50 <at> ...> wrote:
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> from what i have read, it is interesting, and i will look further into it,
> btw does it have any sdk ???
>  
> thanks again guys !!!
>

Sun does have an SDK for VirtualBox. Here is the link:

http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/vboxsdkdownload.html

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