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You would have done well to research this task before undertaking it in the least competent way. You made the right choice with the second drive but then proceeded to go about the installation with a "bleeding edge" distribution instead of a more suitable distribution such as Suse, Mandrake or Debian Sarge. Grub shoud have been chosen as the boot loader. This article will mislead many users in performing a similar effort by introducing a level of unnecessary complexity. The only good thing was your link to the table of ntfs resizers. Maybe you should learn how to use Google first where you would find links to explicit instructions on how to install Linux on a Windows machine without problems with either.

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