Teach you how to make three mainstream systems coexist

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Over the past two days, I have been exploring how to make the three systems coexist. on the Internet, it is difficult to find some articles on how to make the three systems coexist. Here, I will teach you how to make the three mainstream systems xp, vista, and linux (suse and debian have been tested in the instance) perfectly coexist.

1: partition. In order to make it easier to install your system, please pay attention to the small number of partitions during the installation of the first system from a global perspective, this is to avoid future misoperations. My computer has six partitions: xp system disk, xp program disk, vista system disk, data disk, linux Root partition, and swap partition. Do you know whether this method is based on your personal interests and the size of your hard disk.

2: installation sequence. Because xp does not know the other two systems in these three systems, you can install xp first, then install bista, and finally linux. You may be wondering now: Even if linux knows xp, can it tell vista? I began to doubt this problem. In fact, we should be skeptical and right. However, the final guidance was successful. Why? In the end, I will tell you what the guiding process looks like.

3. Installation Process explanation. First install xp, of course, the C disk is selected. There is nothing to say about this process. Second, you can install vista using a virtual optical drive. Of course, it is easier to install the optical drive, so that you can access the two windows systems; the last step is to install the linux system. You should be able to succeed as usual.

4. Explanation of the guiding process. When xp and vista coexist, I assume the startup screen is codenamed A here, and the final boot interface is B. That is to say, if A can Access xp and vista, I will tell you that the links guided from interface B are linux and. It can be seen that this is actually a double guide. (It is worth mentioning that during suse installation, it is obvious that there is a windows system, but it does not know vista, so the boot is still like xp boot. Therefore, an unused vista boot link is added to the suse Bootstrap program and can be deleted)

This sequence should be very simple for those who have installed these systems separately. It would be very easy to say if you have installed three CDs, but if you only have an xp disc, it will take some time to install the other two systems.