windows xp i Mandriva linux?? :: Pc Klinika ~ Doktori za vas kompjuter

Мрзи ме да куцам, а имам вољу да ти помогнем, па ево шта се да наћи на Нет-у:

1.Put in your windows xp cd.
2. Install Windows XP
3.Go to Disk Management in Windows XP
4.Create a new partition (with how much ever space you want) for Mandriva.
5.Create another partition(this generally can be twice the size of your ram
eg. if you have 256MB Ram, create a 512 MB partition.).
6.Remove the Windows cd and put in the Mandriva CD.
7.Choose ´Custom disk partitioning´
8.Click on the partition you created(for Mandriva in windows, step 4)
9.choose ´Mountpoint´ and ´/´
10.Now click on the partition created in step 5, choose the type as ¨Linux Swap¨.
11. Now choose done.
12. Make sure only the partitions you created for linux are being formatted.
13.At the final stages of installation after the program files are copied, you get a configuration screen. Here, there is a button for bootloader, click on it.
14.You will see a list of OSes(in your case windows and linux) and floppy and failsafe.Click on the names and rename them if you want. You can change the default OS and the display time here.
15.After Finishing installation and rebooting, you will see the bootloader and the OSes into which you want to boot into

Install Windows first of all, and when you get to the partitioning stage of installation, leave enough room for Mandriva unallocated. Exactly how much is up to you, and depends on the size of the disk. Probably around 10GB or so. (note - you don't have to do that at this stage, but as you're installing from clean it's probably easiest).
Once that's done and Windows is working, put your Mandriva CD in and reboot. Once you get to the partitioning stage in that, create partitions as desired in the unallocated space. The scheme used is up to you - you could just use one partition for the whole thing, but it's a very good idea to at least create a swap partition as well. You might also want to use another partition for /home, as this will mean you're personal files will be safer if you ever need to reinstall. I'm not familiar with the Mandriva installer, but it should create fairly sensible defaults.
At the end of the install, a boot loader program will be installed. This will allow you to choose whether to boot Windows or Linux every time you turn on the computer.