Re: Installation instructions for Laptop
I had the same sort of setup on my thinkpad. I used partition magic to
shrink the current partition that has WIN xP installed down first, then
I installed linux. If you're not good with linux (n00b), then RedHat
Fedora is probably the best for you. Also, gentoo is nice for laptops,
but it can require a bit more linux skill.
You can checkout the redhat doc project for more info on installing
fedora, whilst still keeping you win xp partition.
Hope this helps,
Algatto.
On Mon, 2004-03-29 at 09:13, Harish wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a HP ZE4560 AMD 1.8GhZ Laptop. I currently have Windows XP on
> my laptop however I am planning to install Linux on it. Could you
> suggets as what Versions of Linux are stable and what are the
> instructions to be followed while installing it. I have been told by
> many of my friends that installing Linux on laptop is not a good idea
> as it may make the systems unstable. Is that true
> Thanks
> Harish
>
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