Showing posts with label MS windows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MS windows. Show all posts

Windows 7 or 8 and Red Hat Enterprise 6 dual boot



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1 person post a question on a website that he currently Windows 7 or 8 running and installed on partition C & partition D is empty, and won2 install RHEL6 on it without affecting Windows seven ( i.e., dual boot Windows 7 & Red Hat6 ).

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so here is my answer...

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1.first of all log-in 2 windows 7 and remove D partition from disk
management....

go - to run dilog-box type.... "diskmgmt.msc" > ok

2.Now check free space..... ok for RHEL6 or not..... U can use shrink option in win7 to decrease your windows 7 main partition "C drive" R-click on "C drive" click to shrink volume after that U have to restart your system because U change your main partiton conf....

>> boot from RHEL6 DVD and install RHEL6 normally...

3.Now at the installation time....when RHEL6 ask for type of installation....

choose

"create custom layout"

my partiton layout is....

windows

C partition is 28 GB
D partition is 128 GB

linux

/ partition is 26 GB
/boot partition is 500 MB
/home partition is 16 GB
/tmp partition is 4 GB
/usr partition is 6 GB
/var partition is 14 GB
/usr/local partition is 4.5 GB
/opt partition is 11 GB
swap partition is 2XRam
/yoo partition is 16 GB -- vfat filesystem.

4.after that all the steps are same...

5.but if U r using 2 HDD then the installation is differ......so I recommend U 2 install on 1 HDD only.

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Add windows fonts to Linux



Many of us are used to windows so much that the sight of Linux’s fonts is unbearable. It is possible to install windows fonts on Linux.

This practical is tested in RHEL5x

·         Go-to system → preferences → fonts.

·         Click on “Details” button & then on the “Go to font folder” button.

·         Now copy Windows fonts into Linux’s fonts folder.




·         Restart or re-login to be able to use the fonts.


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