Install the dual systems of Win7 and Fedora17, and write down some installation notes to mark 1. Use the Fedora optical disk image instead of the live version to install the dual system, the installation has been tested so far and cannot proceed smoothly. 2. After installation is complete, add the f Startup menu and EasyBCD2.2 modify the boot file startup
Install the Win7 and Fedora 17 dual systems. note some installation notes to mark them.
1. Use a Fedora optical disk image instead of a live version to install dual systems. The installation has been tested so far and cannot proceed smoothly.
2. After the installation is complete, add the f Startup menu, EasyBCD2.2 to modify the boot file http://www.linuxidc.com/linux/2007-12/10060.htm. grub2boot is recommended.
3. Split the hard disk space in the 10GFAT32 file format and the spare space of at least 30 GB under win.
Iv. Guide File Installation
- Title install fedora 17
- Root (hd0, X)
- Kernel/vmlinuz linux askmethod root =/dev/sdaY
- Initrd/initrd. img
- Boot
X indicates the hard disk number in the linux system where the file is installed under your win instance. Generally, the numbers are 0, 1, 2, from left to right according to the win Disk Manager...
Is the Partition Number Y = X + 1 in the l system. Use easybcd to modify the boot file.
5. to completely delete the old linux system, you must first boot with a win CD to enter the dos fdisk/mbr winwinboot, and use bootrec.exe/fixmbr in win7.
6. Use the installation guide file of live Edition (currently only installation is allowed, but there is a problem with the installation process)
Live image installation on Hard Disk
- Title install fedora 17
- Root (hd0, X)
- Kernel/vmlinuz root = live:/dev/sdaY:/liveimg quiet rhgb rootfstype = auto
- Initrd/initrd. img
- Boot
Or you can install the live version image on the live media and directly modify the startup configuration.
Kernel/images/pxeboot/vmlinuz root = live: LABEL = LIVE liveimg quiet rhgb rootfstype = auto initrd/images/pxeboot/initrd. img
Change root = live: LABEL = LIVE to the volume LABEL of the USB flash drive or CD, that is, the name.
I hope to help you.