Decision Point, how to partition 80gb dual boot
From: Ron Hardin (rhhardin_at_mindspring.com)
Date: 11/29/05
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Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 11:20:07 GMT
I have windows XP for dealing with the windows world, no permanent
storage contemplated ; just for being able to deal with the non-linux
world. (Dell inspiron 2200)
Need a FAT32 area to talk to linux, I guess
How should I partition the drive? I have partition magic available.
It would be nice if small linux files didn't take much space ; speed
isn't much of a concern as I contemplate number-crunchers running,
mostly.
Reliability would be nice, though I contemplate using windows to back
critical stuff up on another laptop. (Nice if windows can read
the linux area but I guess a FAT32 area can be used to move stuff)
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