Currently, I have an internal 320GB SATA HD installed with Vista (NTFS) & an external 120GB HD (FAT32). I also have a new 320GB SATA HD, and would like to do the following:
Disconnect the Vista drive, hook up the new 320GB drive and partition some space for Ubuntu (how much should I partition?), install Ubuntu on that partition on the 2nd drive. Format the rest of the drive NTFS. GRUB would be on the 2nd HD.
Connect both drives, and use EasyBCD to Dual-boot Visa and Ubuntu.
Does this make sense? Will it work? Is there a better way to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Disconnect the Vista drive, hook up the new 320GB drive and partition some space for Ubuntu (how much should I partition?), install Ubuntu on that partition on the 2nd drive. Format the rest of the drive NTFS. GRUB would be on the 2nd HD.
Connect both drives, and use EasyBCD to Dual-boot Visa and Ubuntu.
Does this make sense? Will it work? Is there a better way to do this?
Thanks in advance.