dual booting windows 2000 and mandrake
Hi guys.
I recently acquired a copy of Mandrake Linux 8.2. My Linux experience: I used an Xwindows Linux distro in university once. Therefore, I would like to ask you how to go about installing mandrake, whilst making sure it dual boots with windows 2000 sp3.
I have five hard drive partitions: C-G, all of which are NTFS. Windows 2000 is installed on my F partition, and the boot files are on my C drive.
Now I want Mandrake installed on my G drive. Do I need to convert this partition to FAT32? (The same question for my C drive)
If i install Mandrake on my G drive, will there still be a boot manager that allows me to choose an operating system to boot from at startup?
Thank you.
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