ubuntu for system for XP

The landlord still buys a ghost system disk.,But this is generally a method used by rookies.。 A better way is to ** a system of your own machine model on the Internet, let it be made a PE boot system with a USB flash drive, or use a ghost disk to start the computer, and then install the image, choose your own ** image. Such a machine is comfortable to use.

It's not like a lot of things on the ghost disk that you don't need to use, or you don't want to put them on the C disk, he put them all together.

Hello, please provide your computer's service code for further verification of your model, the service code is located on the long strip label at the bottom of the fuselage, consisting of 7 digits of English + numbers. At the same time, please describe the problem in detail, so that you can propose targeted solutions according to your model and problems.

Do you install linux? I'm dizzy, I can't say this on the Internet.

Buy an XP installation disk and insert the optical drive.

Some of my thoughts could not be verified. So I'd like to ask the old birds for some guidance.

I use Grub4DOS to boot the ISO file in the Windows environment to implement the hard disk installation.

That is, the method of putting it at the top of the forum.

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There are several questions:

Using the above method of installation, in the realization of dual systems, and by the GRUB to guide XP and Ubuntu, after the system is turned on, the "GRUB" option is added.

Or is it that even though the image is made, XP will still rewrite the MBR, resulting in the Ubuntu system not being booted.

4) There are some questions about the process of installing ubuntu system on the hard disk above.

During the installation process, vmlinuz, grldr and grldr in grbu4dos in the image file will be copied to the c directory.

I checked a lot of literature, and my understanding is that the "grub option" has been added to the system interface, and the installation environment required to install the ubuntu system has been set up and the disc image has been loaded.

Q2) In this case, after the system is installed, there is still a "grub option" on the boot screen, is it still useful?

-I don't dare to try this, I tried too much some time ago, I was overlooked, and there are some problems that I want to figure out before I do it

Finally, I hope that a friend can answer my question, I am very honored, you just need to know it. Look forward.