Chad Pauli wrote:
In general, it is common practice to install windows first (because
windows goes nuts on your MBR) and linux second. This is not a
requirement, though, if you don't mind setting up a boot loader
yourself. If this is your first time running linux, I would suggest
installing windows first, on the first HDD (though, again, not
required), and then installing linux second, allowing the installer to
handle the multi-boot configuration of the boot loader for you. If
you're more of a do-it-your-selfer, or you'd like to learn more about
the workings of your customized machine, check out the HOWTOs at
www.tldp.org There is a HOWTO for just about any configuration
combination you can come up with on an x86 machine.
Cheers,
-Nick
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