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I am trying to install Fedora Core 4 as a subordinate OS to Windows XP. I selected "Automatic Partitioning", however the installer said I don't have enough hard space.
I was able to free up 9.5 GB on my C: drive. I am aware that this is the problem, but how would I take some of this space, and add it to the FC4 partition? I would like to take 5 GB from the C: drive and dedicate that to FC4.
I believe that you are using NTFS on your C:\ drive right?. Well, I don't think you can resize NTFS partitions. I think that Mandrake installer can resize NTFS partitions. There's also a program for Windows called "Partition Magic" that can resize NTFS partitions. It's not only freeing space for Linux, you will need to create a native partition (such as ext3, reiserfs or others).
i tried mandrivia le 2005 to go dual boot with my xp on a dell with no luck whatsoever. it tried to resize the c: and said it couldn't read the free space or something.
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