step-by-step web-page?

[Grant Allan]

Thanks Stuart,

I think it has worked (it's installing packages now).  The idea of manual
partitioning was a bit scary for me, but editing partitions after first
choosing the auto-partition option was not so bad.

It's been really great to have the documentation that you suggested. 
Don't know why I didn't find it last time when I tried installing; maybe I
was only looking for printable instructions.  (This time I didn't need
printable cos installing on a second PC.)

Cheers,
Grant

> On Monday 05 December 2005 05:43, Grant Allan decided we wanted to hear
> the
> following:
>> hi,
>>
>> i have scrounged another pc and a fresh hard disk to re-try with FC4.
>>
>> i would like to achieve dual boot with FC4 on the new hard disk (i have
>> windowsXP on my current disk).  i'm happy to use grub for the boot menu.
>>
>> but i also want to have a fat32 partition on that new disk, to use as a
>> go-between for passing data between my windows disk (NTFS) and my linux
>> filesystem.
>>
>> so my question is this: anyone know of a step-by-step guide / recipe
>> (e.g.
>> on the 'net somewhere) for achieving this?
> at the risk of sounding facetious (not intended, i assure you):
> All this can be done in the Fedora Core installer - just choose 'manual
> partitioning' - you should be able to set up a FAT32 partition in the
> partitioning tool (give it a mountpoint of /mnt/windows or something
> similar)
> This is by far the easiest way to achieve what you want.
>
> both windows and FC4 should be avle to see this once the installation has
> completed.
>
> is this any help?
> http://fedora.redhat.com/docs/fedora-install-guide-en/fc4/
>
> particularly the 'partitioning' section
>
> Regards,
>
> Stuart
> --
> Stuart Sears RHCE RHCX
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