[PLUG-Devel] Looking for LINUX driver forSeagateBarracuda6700.10

[Alan Dayley]

A good method indeed, Jess.  If that works for you, do it that way.

Windows does like to take over the entire hard drive.  Recent Linux
installers know how to automatically shrink the Windows partition and
create new ones for Linux.

This is not to say your method is wrong.  Doing things in a way you
enjoy is a great way to go!

Alan

On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 9:55 PM, Jess Savory <jessel.savory at cox.net> wrote:
> I install Linux first so I can partition the drive for Linux and Windows.
> Windows won't let me do that.  Then after I install Windows, I copy in the
> Linux boot sector so the system boots with LINUX first and then boots in
> Windows after five seconds.  I make Windows the default booting OS so other
> users who use Windows don't have to do anything.  This method has worked
> best for me.