Pezwickie
December 18th, 2008, 05:38 AM
Hello,
I'm currently running the live CD configuration for Ubuntu, but I'd like to install it as a duel boot for my Dell Inspiron 1520.
I'm terrified of doing the partitioning process wrong, and thereby screwing up my computer. When i currently check what the partitions are, i have the following data:
/dev/sda1 0% (Shown as blue)
/dev/sda2 6% (shown as green)
/dev/sda3 91% (shown as orange)
/dev/sda5 1% (shown as blue)
I assume that sda3 is the vista partition.
If i wanted to set aside 10GB for Ubuntu from the Vista partition, would i just (after selecting "Manual" from step 4 of 7 in the install process) subtract 10,000 MB from the current partition size?
I'm currently running the live CD configuration for Ubuntu, but I'd like to install it as a duel boot for my Dell Inspiron 1520.
I'm terrified of doing the partitioning process wrong, and thereby screwing up my computer. When i currently check what the partitions are, i have the following data:
/dev/sda1 0% (Shown as blue)
/dev/sda2 6% (shown as green)
/dev/sda3 91% (shown as orange)
/dev/sda5 1% (shown as blue)
I assume that sda3 is the vista partition.
If i wanted to set aside 10GB for Ubuntu from the Vista partition, would i just (after selecting "Manual" from step 4 of 7 in the install process) subtract 10,000 MB from the current partition size?