I want to dual boot the full version of Linux, Fedora… with Windows 7 which is already installed, the problem is it comes with the GRUB loader, and that’s a problem because the last time I did that with Ubuntu, I was very unsatisfied with that installation of Ubuntu, and it was better from a live cd. I booted back into Windows and deleted the partition of Ubuntu, and didn’t touch the GRUB loader and the system crashed. I re-installed ubuntu but then windows didn’t work at all.
Now I wanna try Fedora and I tried it from a live USB (another install of ubuntu worked except flash player)… I wanna use Fedora but I don’t want to deal with all the GRUB krud again, the NT boot loader is better in my opinion…
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Dual-Boot or Multi-Boot:
Install Linux Fedora 11 on a Windows 7 computer
(Win7 installed first and GRUB controlling startup after Linux installation)
http://thpc.info/dual/win7/dualboot_win7+fedora11_grub_on_win7.html
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NTLDR can’t boot Linux directly, but it can chainload a Linux bootloader like Grub4dos
http://diddy.boot-land.net/grub4dos/files/install_windows.htm
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