Installation of fedora Linux next to my window 7 (dual boot)

Hello

I am facing a problem while installing fedora on my computer windows laptop Z580 7.

I had narrowed the C drive to get 100 GB of free unallocated space where I could install the linux os.but when installing, I am confronted to error: ERROR of PARTITIONING "could not allocate requested partitions: not enough free space on disk.»

After going to some forums, I discovered the issue could be with limitation of the disk partition hard drive that is 4.

computer laptop lenovo already have 4 partitions additional partitions.and for / and / home etc for linux, this problem occurs.

Please advice me how I can solve this problem.

Thank you

What happens if I also remove the disk tool from lenovo (of course after a backup of DVD) and merge it with the C drive. This primary transmission of woud do it3 and I can then install linux?

Hi all

Thanks for the responces.

I was able to install fedora 17 next to my win7 os.

I had to remove the drive Lenovo (with installation for the drivers files) after a backup of DVD.

However, these two days has been very difficult... and had a bad experience.

I changed the configuration of grub and installed nvidia package(was_just_experimenting_ _ ).after, I did the restart.it just won't enter the linux system. Although Win 7 was very good.

I am frustrated, lil being a novice and decided to reinstall linux by replacing the old linux.

Yet once the curse of maximum 4 primary partition now comes in picture, whenver I tried using USB or Live CD

He would show me errors. Then I felt that I had to delete the Win disk linux partition manager... thought tool.but. Overrride grub on the MBR could be a problem when I would have started to get into Win7, because he would have got deleted as well with the linux partition. I went to EasyBCD and used an option (I have no idea if it works or not. took the risk) and run the possibility of placing the win vista/7 start files on the MBR, (thinking that he could remove the replacement of GRUB).

Then I rebooted and BAM. I was lost as soon as I saw the message failed to initialize. (I have no bootable Win7)

But sometimes the rescue... A key recovery saved me in 15 minutes, he did recovery .and I could retrieve the settings to factory default, althogh I lost a part of the very important files.

Then, I deleted the disk Win Manager linux partition and reinstalled again.

now, the two systems operate correctly.

Conclusion: 1 Linux can not be installed in a system with 4 primary partition already existing (I could be wrong here)

2. its safe to remove drive lenovo (containing the driver set up files), once you have the back upward.

3. you must avoid changing any configuration for grub bootloader (unless you are an expert)

4. for my case, normal Live CD has failed. I had to create a live USB (way fedora live usb creator) and I had to

delete files with the extension .efi (a person of some fedora forum suggested do), until I booted from it.

She's the one

Thank you

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