Put linux on a seperate partition and if possible a seperate harddrive. I dont duel boot linux, iI have it on seperate boxes so the choice is really up to you where you want to put it.Originally posted by Risknothin@1 February 2004 - 21:16
thanks for your advice but still where should i put linux?
on the same hd as windows or on a different hard drive?
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also can i get my movies and music from widows?
Mandrake will automatically install an ntfs kernel module that can mount and read most of your ntfs windows files at boot. But currently write support for ntfs is unavailable as it should be that way people wont complain about accidently deleting or messing up their windows files.
For ntfs suport for redhat youll need to install the correct kernel module for your version and mount the partition manually to be able to see your files on windows partition. The module is available here. http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/ However, I dont recommend that for a new user to linux since mandrake will do it for you.
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