What characteristics (how many, size, type, etc.) must have the disk partitions so that you can install multiple operating systems?
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I really do not remember purchasing the hard drive connected wit this question. The answer needs a question first what operating systems are you trying to use on the same computer. The ability also might be limited by your computer itself. There are many answers to your question if you just search your question on the Internet. On YouTube you can even get many short instructional videos to help you. Those people are much more in the know then me. Good luck.
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If you are working with Windows I recommend NTFS but FAT32 will be compatible with almost everything else. Hope this helps.--Ed
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you can install it on how ever many computers you want...but the goodies are account bound. (P.S) I would highly recommend using the online downloader, the disks are SERIOUSLY outdated at this point.
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Id say 60gb, 2 gb for operating system, 2gb for internal memory and information and the rest for use.
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I was just able to partition a drive and load it on both computers. I've been useing a lot of answers from the internet for loading and moveing stuff around.
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Yes. might want a larger drive though, as most operating systems will want more space.
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Yes. Configuring the drives as RAID0 or JBOD will give you combined size of all drives with no redundancy presented to Windows as a single logical drive.
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You can install an OS onto it. I have it running Linux in a dual boot configuration right now
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The server does not have any OS installed so you can install any OS you want including Debian, CentOS, FreeBSD, Windows Server and etc. Remember the server does not include ANY drives so you have to supply them yourself.
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Yes you can have multiple drives in your PC. My recommendation is that you want to use the 240GB Kingston HyperX 3k as your main drive to install your Operating System on. Use the 1TB for data/storage.
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The OS will be installed on SSD drive ( done, this is how it is build ) ,...the rest ( programs ) you can decide where it goes. However you cannot have so many programs to fill up the SSD drive.
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Interesting scenario. Have you contacted Lenovo to see if they can send you 32 bit disks? Licensing forbids multiple installations from one license. Some of the Windows 7 came with virtual XP (32bit), could you app run on that?
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That will depend on your OS and drive manufacturer. I'm using Win 7 and a Seagate drive so I had to partition my 3TB into 2 logical drives. Don't quite understand why but that's what Seagate said I had to do.
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They are not separate partitions. My best advice is to keep a backup on a separate drive, such as an external hard drive.
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I got two OS install disks, a 32-bit version and a 64-bit version. Installed the 64-bit with little trouble. I received a tower.
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Yep, works great... we use the SSD for the OS and installed programs. Then use a 1TB drive for data. Very fast boot times with this configuration.
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Yes. OS independent. You will want to format it for the OS you will be using but the drive will accommodate either.