rjt11890
November 22nd, 2009, 04:23 AM
Im trying to install Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my new Asus Eee PC 1008ha. It came with Windows 7 and im trying to dual boot both OSs. On my hard drive there are five partitions:
*Windows 7 (loader) (/dev/sda1) NTFS 100GB
*/dev/sda2 NTFS 77.9 GB, for windows 7 data
*Free Space 110.2 GB
*Windows Vista (loader) (/dev/sda3) Fat32 10.0 GB (hidden)
*Unknown (/dev/sda4) 15.8 MB
When I try to make my "free space" into ext4, for ubuntu, it say that there are already four primary partitions and that I cant make anymore. I want to keep Windows 7 to dual boot it with ubuntu. I dont know why I have a partition with windows vista on my hard drive or if it has anything to do with windows 7. Also I have no clue what the unknown 15.8 MB are for either. Should I delete the 2 partitions?
*Windows 7 (loader) (/dev/sda1) NTFS 100GB
*/dev/sda2 NTFS 77.9 GB, for windows 7 data
*Free Space 110.2 GB
*Windows Vista (loader) (/dev/sda3) Fat32 10.0 GB (hidden)
*Unknown (/dev/sda4) 15.8 MB
When I try to make my "free space" into ext4, for ubuntu, it say that there are already four primary partitions and that I cant make anymore. I want to keep Windows 7 to dual boot it with ubuntu. I dont know why I have a partition with windows vista on my hard drive or if it has anything to do with windows 7. Also I have no clue what the unknown 15.8 MB are for either. Should I delete the 2 partitions?