Install Linux on the hard drive of WIN7 (Fedora16, CentOS6.2, Ubuntu12.04)

I. software used 1. fedora16, CentOS6.2, Ubuntu12.04 image files (this article is installed with i386, 32-bit) first stressed that the LInux version installed on the computer is a DVD version, that is, a non-Live version, all with LiveDVD, liveCD is directly opened in the media (such as USB flash drives and CD. The Live version of the installation image is not successfully installed using the method described in this article. I have been using the Live version for installation. 2. EasyBCD. Lower

I. Software Used

1.Fedora 16, CentOS 6.2, Ubuntu 12.04 image file (this article is installed with i386, 32-bit)
First of all,The LInux version installed on your computer is a DVD version.That is, for non-Live versions, all those with LiveDVD and LiveCD are directly enabled in the media (such as USB flash drives and CD. The Live version of the installation image is not successfully installed using the method described in this article,I have been installing bothFailed.

2.EasyBCD. : Http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2007-12/10060.htm

3.WinGrub. :Http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2008-03/11975.htm

2. Preparations before installation

1.Open disk management. Right-click my computer and choose manage disk.

There must be more than 10 Gb of available space in the extended partition (in the dark-green box). Otherwise, you can compress other logical partitions or directly Delete unnecessary logical partitions.

Right-click the available space to create a simple volume.

Create a 10 Gb partition in FAT32 format:

 

2. Place the Linux installation package in the created partition.

First demonstrate the CentOS 6.2.
 

Open the image file in the compressed package format:
 

Extract the vmlinuz and initrd. imgfiles from the ioslinux folder and the image folder, and decompress them to the same directory as the CentOS image file, that is, the created partition. After decompression, it is as follows:

 

The operations of Fedora 16 are basically the same as those of CentOS, but the images folder is no longer required. The decompressing process is as follows:
 

Ubuntu is slightly different from the above two systems. It extracts the vmlinuz and initrd. lz files under the casper folder in iso to the root directory.

After completion, it is as follows: