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XP installation after Ubuntu 8.10 installation?
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<blockquote data-quote="camel999" data-source="post: 1519778" data-attributes="member: 599445"><p>hi. i have a partition reserved for xp on a ubuntu machine created during ubuntu 8.10 installation. it is mounting point is /windows. and the type is ext3. before attempting to install windows xp, is it necessary to unmount it? if so, do i unmount it by the command "umount /dev/sda2" or by some different command? i don't want to destroy partition tables. (i know that i have to reinstall grub after the windows installation for dual boot functionality.)</p><p>but what is the exact command? and can ubuntu format as ntfs? i think i don't need that conversion because xp can format anyway in ntfs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="camel999, post: 1519778, member: 599445"] hi. i have a partition reserved for xp on a ubuntu machine created during ubuntu 8.10 installation. it is mounting point is /windows. and the type is ext3. before attempting to install windows xp, is it necessary to unmount it? if so, do i unmount it by the command "umount /dev/sda2" or by some different command? i don't want to destroy partition tables. (i know that i have to reinstall grub after the windows installation for dual boot functionality.) but what is the exact command? and can ubuntu format as ntfs? i think i don't need that conversion because xp can format anyway in ntfs. [/QUOTE]
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