[ Thanks to Thomas
Chung for this link. ]
“These instructions assume a dual boot Windows and Fedora i386
to i686 system with an nVidia GeForce graphics card, an ‘always on’
LAN or broadband connection configured ‘DHCP,’ and at least 10 GB
of free disk space for the Fedora partition. For the most part the
steps should be followed in the order that they were written
because certain programs must be installed and certain
configurations made in order to facilitate later steps…”
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