LINUX installation in WIN7

LINUX installation in WIN7

The system disk is mounted to drive C, and Fedora 14 is installed on drive D.

Use the winpm tool to delete the D disk from the WIN7 System (unformatted)
Http://www.360doc.com/content/10/0611/18/1305377_32552923.shtml winpm Graphic Guide

Download the grub4dos software that starts grub and decompress the grldr. mbr menu. list file to the root directory of the WIN7 system disk.
Http://www.yhcad.com/Article/ShowArticle.asp? ArticleID = 2349 grub4dos instruction

Run the command as an administrator on cmd.
Enter bcdedit/create/d "Grub4Dos"/application bootsector to obtain the ID string
Enter bcdedit/set {id} device partition = C:
Enter bcdedit/set {id} path \ grldr. mbr
Enter bcdedit/displayorder {id}/addlast
At this time, a grub startup entry is added during startup.

Download Fedora 14 and place the images folder initrd. img vmlinuz and iso in the iso folder in the root directory of any disk (the disk format must be FAT32, NTFS will definitely fail, and it can be implemented using winpm)
Copy initrd. img vmlinuz to the root directory of the system disk.

Modify menu. list on the system disk and add
Title Install Fedora 14
Root (hd0, 0)
Kernel (hd0, 0)/vmlinuz (the second 0 is the number of the System Disk)
Initrd (hd0, 0)/initrd. img (the second 0 is the number of the System Disk)
Boot

After the system is restarted, go to grub and select the tab "Install Fedora 14" that has been written in menu. list.

If the installation path is set incorrectly, the screen will become stuck and remain unchanged. If there is no error, the installation interface will be displayed.

Generally, the swap size of the swap space is twice the memory size.
The boot size is 200 M-500 M.
Last Mount root (/)-administrator user space home-Sub-user space

Q:

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LINUX uninstallation is not implemented

Hard Disk Space numbers are unclear during installation

Grub does not implement modifications to the default boot in multiple systems, which involves LINUX uninstallation.