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- MacBook Pro 13.3" OS X 10.5.7 2.26 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo 2 GB 1067 MHz DDR3
I have a 150gb hard drive MacBook Pro that I want to have Windows XP or 7, Ubuntu, and a fourth partition for files, as well as my Mac OS.
From what I've seen, BootCamp doesn't have the power to do this.
Previously, I've used Wubi to install Ubuntu on Windows. I'd like to go for a full-fledged multi-partition set up now.
Will the Disk Utility that comes with the Mac be powerful enough for me to do this? Although I've used Wubi recently, I have worked with partitions before.
Does anyone have advice, or pitfalls to warn me of?
What I expect to do is make the partitions with the Disk Utility in the Mac OS, then use disks and their installers for Windows and Ubuntu. Would this work?
From what I've seen, BootCamp doesn't have the power to do this.
Previously, I've used Wubi to install Ubuntu on Windows. I'd like to go for a full-fledged multi-partition set up now.
Will the Disk Utility that comes with the Mac be powerful enough for me to do this? Although I've used Wubi recently, I have worked with partitions before.
Does anyone have advice, or pitfalls to warn me of?
What I expect to do is make the partitions with the Disk Utility in the Mac OS, then use disks and their installers for Windows and Ubuntu. Would this work?