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Installing Dual Boot Windows 2000 or XP and Linux - Page 1

Submitted by sandip on Sat, 05/15/2004 - 20:32

These are only my notes that I scribbled down while setting up a Dell Latitude D800 Laptop. I hope it will help someone in configuring their system under similar settings. I have only tried to get it to a stage where I can access the gui interface! It should be easy from then on....

Specifications

  1. Hardware:
    • Intel Pentium M processor, 1400MHz
    • FUJITSU MHT2040AH, ATA DISK drive, 40 GB Capacity
    • 512MB RAM
    • ATAPI CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive
    • NVDIA GeForce FX Go5200 Video Card, AGP 4X Bus with 32MB Memory
  2. Operating Systems:
    • Windows 2000 Pro
    • FedoraCore

Installing Dual Boot Windows 2000 or XP and Linux
Partitioning Drive
Installing Fedora
Dual Booting
Troubleshooting XFree86 GUI display!

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Article Linked from phour.com

Submitted by sandip on Sat, 04/30/2005 - 22:16.

Here's a trackback to the folks at phour.com !

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Unofficial Fedora Core 2 Guide for Beginners

Submitted by sandip on Thu, 08/19/2004 - 11:39.

Great step by step guides for Fedora2 beginners at: http://fedoraguide.org/fc2/fc2beginnersguide.html !!

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Tweaking Fedora Core 1 Installation

Submitted by sandip on Mon, 06/14/2004 - 14:07.

Also check out MJM's Personal Guide to Tweaking Fedora Core 1 Installation

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Setting up the Modem for Fedora Core 1 on the Dell Latitude D800

Submitted by sandip on Fri, 05/21/2004 - 22:54.

Modem is Conexant D480 MDC V.92 with my "lspci | grep Modem" output as below:

00:1f.6 Modem: Intel Corp. 82801DB AC'97 Modem Controller (rev 01)

You need the HSF (softmodem) Driver from linuxant.com.

Download the version built for your kernel. To see your current kernel version:

#uname -r

Or... if you have a custom kernel, you may need to build from source. See the installation notes.

Upon installation of the driver, I was successfully able to configure my ppp connection through the gui interface. (Main Menu > System Tools > Internet Configuration Wizard)

For more info... also check out mikehardy.net and jutila.net!

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