Dual Booting 10-GB hardrive?
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FAT32 even if it was NTFS it doesn't matter but the prblm is that when u install win ME then XP the Win ME will disappear and when u install XP then Win Me the XP will not operate.Hmmmmmmmmm!! then what to do??if u still want to know what to do email me(majdi_asha@yahoo.com)becuase it is long process...
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external harddrive, or change out the old one to a larger one
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Delete files. Often you can delete old preference files or internet temp files.\n\nYou could also mirror your 4 gig to the 10 gig and boot off that drive and wipe the 4 gig drive.\n\nBut you have to ultimately delete non critical files to make more space, or invest in a new machine or at least more storage.
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Use one of the Partition cloning softwares.\n\nI use Ghost for 8 years now, it is powerfull.
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what?................\nyou wanna make a bootable cd?\nor a unattended install cd?\ni use nlite\nhttp://www.nliteos.com/nlite.html\n\nok i get the question now.\nnever herd of that.but i imagine it would take up ALOT of memory
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you could use a program called VM virtual machine. this lets you install as many operating systems as you want without touching you file system.\n\nfor example: you could have windows XP installed in your computer with NTFS using all your available space. And create a virtual machine to run with this app that creates a file that emulates another hard drive.\n\nfor more information google it!!!
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the same way as you do it for an internal HD. go to My Computer, right click the drive and select Format.
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u'll definitelly need partitioning software\nUnfortunatelly I do not any free or trial version one.\nbut instead of Partition Magic u can try Disk Director.\nthat is cheaper for 20 $\nand even  is more functional then Partition Magic is.\nTry it rather then wasting ur time with no use.\nanyway, if somthing goes wrong they(Acronis) have money-back guarantee within 30 days, so u don't lose anything.\nhope it'll help.
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from windows NT like 2000 and xp\n\nthen install partition magic easy tool\n\nif its the first time the hard is new\nso put a boot CD in CD room and make the CD room the first booting system\n\nthen the windows will inform u that Ur hard is not partition and it will lead u to choose spaces for Ur new drives with selecting each type if u want it ntfs or fat32
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make a boot disk, and you will need the install CD... the go to the command prompt and type format c:
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You can also upgrade from Windows 98. Boot from the Win 98 CD and format the hard disk, then install.
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Wow, those are horrible options.  Here is the program you want to use.  If you like it, buy it.  It's a great program!\n\nDiskdata  (see link below)
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there are many tools available in market......\n\n1.. partition magic\n2.. Norton Ghost\n3.. Disk Manager\n\nBut the at last all are directly or indirectly using only one tool....\n\ntake any bootable win Cd\n\nand put command "fdisk".\n\ndefinately u will find out your solution.
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download a trial of partition magic. very easy to use.
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Ok, here's what you're going to need to do.  Stage 1: Format your entire hard drive.  Stage 2: Partition the disk to your liking, so for this example, 50-50, half Windows (NTFS), half Linux (ext3), and a swap file which should be double your RAM.  Stage 3: Install Windows XP on the NTFS partition.  Stage 4: Install Ubuntu on the second partition (ext3).  During the Ubuntu installation, it will mention something about the GRUB Bootloader, and it will detect the Windows XP Partition.  Make sure that setups up correctly, and then you should be good to go.  The GRUB bootloader should take over the MBR (Master Boot Record), because naturally Windows XP thinks it owns the machine, and GRUB needs to take the MBR over so it can let you choose which OS it wants.\nIf you need further assistance, email me at pritesh_patel52@yahoo.com
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go to WWW.bootdisk.com
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Place in win xp CD and choose fdisk