giggsey Posted June 29, 2006 Posted June 29, 2006 When I try to install Vista Beta 2 (mounted as a virtual drive), I get:You must make the following changes before installing Windows Close Windows installation and contact the device manufacturer for updated driver software for these devices: Your computer is not compatible with Windows Vista, so Windows Vista cannot be installed.Now when I run the Advisor Tool, it gives me an error saying that my HDD only 3GB space, and I am unable to install Vista.(Since I use Linux a lot, I've put my HDD/partition structure like this)hda1 = 10GB ntfs (c:\) - Where I currently have XPhdb2 = 20GB ntfs (s:\) - where I want to install Vista tohdb3 = 10GB ntfs (F:\) - storing the downloaded .isoI want it so I have a dual boot between XP and Vista, I just need to overcome this (Im guessing its caused by the lack of c:\ space) HDD error.Any ideas on how to make it use hdb2?
acdc6275 Posted July 9, 2006 Posted July 9, 2006 are you going to use partition magic to boot back and forth?
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