fletch622
August 1st, 2008, 07:14 PM
Hi all,
I've been reading various posts (here and elsewhere) about how Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy) offers an option to install within Windows, doing nothing to repartition your drive, but rather installing Ubuntu as a "file" within the current OS installation.
However, the 8.04 LTS Desktop installer DVD included with an Ubuntu book purchased recently (from Barnes & Noble) does not include this option from the graphical install menu.
Was this install option limited to the downloadable ISO files only?
Just wondering - been very curious about this since installing the other day.
Thanks!
I've been reading various posts (here and elsewhere) about how Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy) offers an option to install within Windows, doing nothing to repartition your drive, but rather installing Ubuntu as a "file" within the current OS installation.
However, the 8.04 LTS Desktop installer DVD included with an Ubuntu book purchased recently (from Barnes & Noble) does not include this option from the graphical install menu.
Was this install option limited to the downloadable ISO files only?
Just wondering - been very curious about this since installing the other day.
Thanks!