There are some problems with Vista's boot loader and the Darwin boot loader that I'm not going to get into, just take my word for it. This is again, due to ease and convenience. Also, we will be installing GRUB as the boot loader of choice.
I recommend the DVD-ISO for easiest install. You can use any flavor you want, I've had decent luck with Suse since I'm not a Linux master and I want as much driver support as possible. Linux CD Installer (on this how to I use OpenSuse 10.1) (as well as an additional "ppf" patch to bring it up to date) I've heard some rumor that there is a JaS release floating around. If you're not a developer then you shouldn't being against the law and all. I use OSX86 10.4.7 with the full patch upgrade to 10.4.8. Mac OS X Tiger or OSx86 10.4.8 install disc For more information on 48-bit LBA issues in Windows XP The original version of Windows XP does not support 48-bit LBA, and therefore suffers from the "137 GB limit". NOTE: You should have SP2 or SP1 on the install CD, if you wish to install on to a hard drive larger than 137 GB (128 GiB).
It works with or without an operating system installed, partitions your drive straight forward. This is a great live cd that is pretty much specific for partitioning. These adapters are plentiful as well so you can find them at compusa, best buy, fry's, etc. Normally they run about $50 but got mine on sale for $25. It works under all platforms with minimal hassle. However, I had great luck with the D-link usb adapter. I had an old linksys PCI wireless card and it just would not work with osx and Linux. It's also unclear how well RAID is supported.ĭ-link DWL-G122 Rev B1 wireless USB adapter It's unclear if SATA works (either on board or an add in card). Backup all your data on another drive and put it off to the side for now. I strongly recommend that you start with a clean hard drive, no files on it at all.
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