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Re: So many versions of Linux, what do I do!!!

I am finally dual booting SuSe and WinXP using GRUB after a LONG week. First I was dual booting with Fedora C3, and with the struggle of finding that my video, sound, and wireless card were not installed..... I tried to switch. When using Partition Magic to rid of a partition, and start over, I LOST both partitions, as it destroyed my boot loader.
Next, I began to reload my windows partition, and at this time created a secondary partition. (I believe my WinXP is NTFS). No, swap drive as Windows will only be used on the school network as a safety precaution, and for school learning purposes. I have successfully installed SuSe Novell Corporate version, only laking my internal wireless card and frills for my touchpad.

Hmmmm... now on to tackling that wireless card. And learning how to install things in Linux.