My plan is to put OSS 11.4 and Windows 7 in dual boot. The Seagate docs say to use the enclosed disk wizard CD so windows can use the full 2TB. Consequently, it will create two partitions. How do I avoid problems for OSS 11.4 if I only want one partition for windows and one for OSS? Can I just install windows w/o that driver and let OSS 11.4 take care of the rest?
You need even more partitions. You need at least two partitions for openSUSE and better use three (Swap, for / and for /home).
One posibility is to create one partition for Windows and leave the rest free. On openSUSE installation you can then let the installer offer you a nice partitioning, which you then can accept or change.
I said it wrong. I was supposed to say: “How do I avoid problems if I only want one partition for windows and the rest of the HDD is for OSS?” which is 5 or 6 partitions.
On 2012-03-22 22:46, HealingMindNOS wrote:
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> I said it wrong. I was supposed to say: “How do I avoid problems if I
> only want one partition for windows and the rest of the HDD is for OSS?”
> which is 5 or 6 partitions.
What problems do you expect? :-?
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Cheers / Saludos,
Carlos E. R.
(from 11.4 x86_64 “Celadon” at Telcontar)