How Do You Dual Boot Windows XP & Fedora?
Dual-booting Windows XP and Fedora is not a very difficult thing to do. The Fedora software available from the main Fedora repository as of 2010 offered the option to automatically and safely shrink your Windows partition so that you can easily arrange to have both operating systems coexist on a single computer and a single hard drive. The Fedora software will also automatically arrange for a boot menu to let you choose which operating system you want to use. Insert your Fedora Live CD and reboot your computer. You will be asked to press any key in order to boot from the disk. Do so. Log in to Fedora by clicking “Log in.” Double-click “Install to hard drive.” Select your “Windows” hard drive when asked where to install “Fedora.” Select “Shrink current system” when asked what to do with the hard drive. You will be asked to confirm which partition to shrink. Select your “Windows” partition and click “Shrink.” Choose the amount of space you want to use for your “Fedora” partition and clic
