Can we dual boot Windows XP and Ubuntu 18.04 on 80GB internal hard disk? [duplicate]

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  • I can't see why not; your only issue will be disk space, as even 50% each doesn't leave that much space for either.
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    Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? and How do I find out which version and derivative of Ubuntu is right for my hardware in terms of minimal system requirements? The second link is very important because there isn't an 32-bit .iso image for Ubuntu 18.04 and most Windows XP computers have 32-bit processors, so you need to install a *buntu edition that provides a 32-bit .iso image.
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    @guiverc There's another issue besides disk space. Ubuntu 18.04 does not provide a downloadable 32-bit .iso image file.
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    May 10 at 6:35






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    Please note that Windows XP is 17 years old and it got out of support 4 years ago. Ditch it completely and just use Linux.
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    May 10 at 8:19






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    @MAHESHJS Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your computer is a message from Windows XP. To remove it read this.
    – karel
    May 10 at 8:19















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Can we dual boot Windows XP and Ubuntu 18.04 on an 80GB internal hard disk?




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  • I can't see why not; your only issue will be disk space, as even 50% each doesn't leave that much space for either.
    – guiverc
    May 10 at 6:28






  • 1




    Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? and How do I find out which version and derivative of Ubuntu is right for my hardware in terms of minimal system requirements? The second link is very important because there isn't an 32-bit .iso image for Ubuntu 18.04 and most Windows XP computers have 32-bit processors, so you need to install a *buntu edition that provides a 32-bit .iso image.
    – karel
    May 10 at 6:28







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    @guiverc There's another issue besides disk space. Ubuntu 18.04 does not provide a downloadable 32-bit .iso image file.
    – karel
    May 10 at 6:35






  • 1




    Please note that Windows XP is 17 years old and it got out of support 4 years ago. Ditch it completely and just use Linux.
    – Andrea Lazzarotto
    May 10 at 8:19






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    @MAHESHJS Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your computer is a message from Windows XP. To remove it read this.
    – karel
    May 10 at 8:19













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  • How do I find out which version and derivative of Ubuntu is right for my hardware in terms of minimal system requirements?

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Can we dual boot Windows XP and Ubuntu 18.04 on an 80GB internal hard disk?




dual-boot system-installation




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  • How do I find out which version and derivative of Ubuntu is right for my hardware in terms of minimal system requirements?

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  • How do I install Ubuntu?

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Can we dual boot Windows XP and Ubuntu 18.04 on an 80GB internal hard disk?





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  • How do I find out which version and derivative of Ubuntu is right for my hardware in terms of minimal system requirements?

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  • How do I install Ubuntu?

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marked as duplicate by karel, Zanna, Andrea Lazzarotto, Byte Commander, Fabby May 10 at 13:42


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  • I can't see why not; your only issue will be disk space, as even 50% each doesn't leave that much space for either.
    – guiverc
    May 10 at 6:28






  • 1




    Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? and How do I find out which version and derivative of Ubuntu is right for my hardware in terms of minimal system requirements? The second link is very important because there isn't an 32-bit .iso image for Ubuntu 18.04 and most Windows XP computers have 32-bit processors, so you need to install a *buntu edition that provides a 32-bit .iso image.
    – karel
    May 10 at 6:28







  • 2




    @guiverc There's another issue besides disk space. Ubuntu 18.04 does not provide a downloadable 32-bit .iso image file.
    – karel
    May 10 at 6:35






  • 1




    Please note that Windows XP is 17 years old and it got out of support 4 years ago. Ditch it completely and just use Linux.
    – Andrea Lazzarotto
    May 10 at 8:19






  • 1




    @MAHESHJS Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your computer is a message from Windows XP. To remove it read this.
    – karel
    May 10 at 8:19

















  • I can't see why not; your only issue will be disk space, as even 50% each doesn't leave that much space for either.
    – guiverc
    May 10 at 6:28






  • 1




    Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? and How do I find out which version and derivative of Ubuntu is right for my hardware in terms of minimal system requirements? The second link is very important because there isn't an 32-bit .iso image for Ubuntu 18.04 and most Windows XP computers have 32-bit processors, so you need to install a *buntu edition that provides a 32-bit .iso image.
    – karel
    May 10 at 6:28







  • 2




    @guiverc There's another issue besides disk space. Ubuntu 18.04 does not provide a downloadable 32-bit .iso image file.
    – karel
    May 10 at 6:35






  • 1




    Please note that Windows XP is 17 years old and it got out of support 4 years ago. Ditch it completely and just use Linux.
    – Andrea Lazzarotto
    May 10 at 8:19






  • 1




    @MAHESHJS Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your computer is a message from Windows XP. To remove it read this.
    – karel
    May 10 at 8:19
















I can't see why not; your only issue will be disk space, as even 50% each doesn't leave that much space for either.
– guiverc
May 10 at 6:28




I can't see why not; your only issue will be disk space, as even 50% each doesn't leave that much space for either.
– guiverc
May 10 at 6:28




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Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? and How do I find out which version and derivative of Ubuntu is right for my hardware in terms of minimal system requirements? The second link is very important because there isn't an 32-bit .iso image for Ubuntu 18.04 and most Windows XP computers have 32-bit processors, so you need to install a *buntu edition that provides a 32-bit .iso image.
– karel
May 10 at 6:28





Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? and How do I find out which version and derivative of Ubuntu is right for my hardware in terms of minimal system requirements? The second link is very important because there isn't an 32-bit .iso image for Ubuntu 18.04 and most Windows XP computers have 32-bit processors, so you need to install a *buntu edition that provides a 32-bit .iso image.
– karel
May 10 at 6:28





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@guiverc There's another issue besides disk space. Ubuntu 18.04 does not provide a downloadable 32-bit .iso image file.
– karel
May 10 at 6:35




@guiverc There's another issue besides disk space. Ubuntu 18.04 does not provide a downloadable 32-bit .iso image file.
– karel
May 10 at 6:35




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Please note that Windows XP is 17 years old and it got out of support 4 years ago. Ditch it completely and just use Linux.
– Andrea Lazzarotto
May 10 at 8:19




Please note that Windows XP is 17 years old and it got out of support 4 years ago. Ditch it completely and just use Linux.
– Andrea Lazzarotto
May 10 at 8:19




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@MAHESHJS Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your computer is a message from Windows XP. To remove it read this.
– karel
May 10 at 8:19





@MAHESHJS Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your computer is a message from Windows XP. To remove it read this.
– karel
May 10 at 8:19
















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