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I have Mandrake 10 installed but well, I saw Suse distro installed somewhere and liked it more than the Mandrake I currently have. So, well I am downloading the Suse 9.1 personal edition Linux Distribution. Now the problem is that I have never switched between 2 Linux Distros. The setup I have is as under…

40 Gigs partitioned into 20/10/10. The last 10 Gigs (actually its close to 6 Gigs) has Mandrake which can be loaded from Grub Loader at startup. Now, how do I get rid of the Linux Partitions without messing the windows partition so that I can load Suse in that space! Any ideas?



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2 Comments to “Shifting between Linux Distros. How to do it?”

  1. Kunjan | August 6th, 2004 at 06:33 am

    Hey, when you are installing Suse just delete the linux root partition and create new partition in that place, and Select to format it.

    Good luck with Suse!

  2. Sushubh | August 6th, 2004 at 06:38 am

    and what about the boot loader?

    hmm… suse would be creating its own… i will give it a shot!

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