Windows 7 + CentOS 6.3 dual system installation graphic tutorial

I like Linux but want to see the running status of Linux on a physical machine rather than just running it on a virtual machine. So I tried to install CentOS on a Windows 7 system, achieve the purpose of using the dual-system switch. After more than half a day of experiment, it was a success. Now I will introduce my methods to you and hope to help you.

Note: 1. Due to hard disk operations, back up data properly to avoid loss.

2. I used a virtual machine for testing to achieve image coverage in every step, but please rest assured that I have successfully implemented it on my physical machine.

3. My steps are absolutely correct and indispensable. You must follow my steps.

Let me introduce the required software first.

　　

EasyBCD: to add and modify a startup Item

WINGRUB

PA3CN: partition assistant for hard disk operations

Partition assistant 3.0 Chinese version:

Free in http://linux.bkjia.com/

The username and password are both www.bkjia.com

The specific download directory is in/July 6.3/July 12/July 12/Win7 + CentOS dual system installation graphic tutorial

For the download method, see

Install them:

　　

　　

First, I have prepared an operating system for a GB hard disk and allocated idle areas above GB.

　　

　　

Then, use the partition assistant to erase data.

　　

　　

Then 10 Gb space is allocated as the partition for storing the installation file.

　　

　　

　　

Then we get the Installation File

　　

Decompress the images and isolinux folders in DVD1 to the partition you created above, and then copy the installation file.

　　

Step 1: complete;

We open Wingrub and use the tool

　　

Obtain the ID of the new partition.

　　

Is hd0, 4, remember

Enable EasyBCD and add the startup Item.

　　

Configure

　　

Restart and complete the second step;

Restart and select NeoGrub boot

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