UBUNTU install / daul boot Have decided to get try to grips with UBUNTU properly having fiddled around with 8.04 within a "virtual system" environment. I have a dual boot system with W98SE on the C:\ drive and Win XP on the G:\drive. XP is what is used routinely. I would like to replace the now never used W98SE system with UBUNTU (8.10). I do not need to save anything from the C:\ drive; it is any way fully backed up via Acronis true image. Is it possible to replace the original W98SE system with a UBUNTU 8.10 install without affecting the WinXP ? I do not want to go through the nausea of re-installing etc. the XP and all the associated hassle of programmes and data. It will be backed up again before I start anything. C:\ is 8.4GB but D:\ is 20 GB and can be mostly re-allocated to C:\ for use by ubuntu very easily. Before I do anything, any advice or pointers most welcome Paul Joslin
Yes, that's possible. You can use Unetbootin for this: http://www.howtoforge.com/unetbootin_windows_ubuntu_fedora
