Use the Windows Startup menu to start Linux in dual-system mode.

Reinstall the system, and then install Linux. However, some problems occurred when setting WinXP and Linux Dual Boot. I am going to use Windows ntldr for guidance instead of grub for guidance. After searching online for a long time, I finally solved the problem. Because the solution on the Internet is not very detailed, I will list the detailed solutions below (taking Windows XP and Fedora8 as examples). Windows is installed in the Front Partition (from C to J disk), and the space left in Fedo

Reinstall the system, and then install Linux. However, some problems occurred when setting WinXP and Linux Dual Boot.

I am going to use Windows ntldr for guidance instead of grub for guidance. After searching online for a long time, I finally solved the problem. Because the solution on the Internet is not very detailed, I will list the detailed solutions below (taking Windows XP and Fedora8 as examples)

Windows is installed in the preceding partition (from disk C to disk J), and the space left in the installation options of Fedora is installed using the installation option "install Linux in the remaining space.

Preparations:

1. Install Windows XP and back up the system after installation.

2. install Linux on the remaining disk space. Note the following during installation:

When configuring the boot program, you should select to install the grub boot information to the partition. At this time, write down the partition path (which is included in the installation program ), on my machine is/dev/sda12 (drive C corresponds to/dev/sda1)

3. Prepare the rescue disk (the boot disk or the installation disk. The Fedora8 installation disk already has the rescue mode ).

4. Because you need to copy the Linux Startup information, you need devices that can be saved. For example, U disk (hard disk partition does not know why it cannot be mounted in rescue mode ?)

The configuration steps are as follows:

1. Plug in the USB flash drive and use the installation disc or rescue disk to start in rescue mode. Linux will automatically load the USB flash drive.