Not everyone has a halfdozen computers in their office or home so that they can use a separate machine for each OS they want to work with. After all, Tom Watson of IBM once said that he couldn't imagine a need for more than five computers in the entire world.

As a result, setting up a single machine to host more than one operating system is a common requirement. Unfortunately, much of the reference material out there is old or inappropriate for a dual boot of Fedora's latest release and the tried andtrue Windows XP. Here's how to get the two to coexist nicely on the same computer with a minimum of fuss, and not too much Linux expertise either!

Dual Boot with Fedora Core 6 and Windows XP

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