5.
After that when you type the command ‘p’ in the Konsole without quotes you should see something like:
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sda1 1 26 204819+ ee GPT
/dev/sda2 26 9278 74317824 af Unknown
/dev/sda3 9294 24029 118357016 a8 Linux
/dev/sda4 * 24046 38914 119427072 7 HPFS/NTFS
Notice that your /dev/sda3 is now Linux formatted. Lastly we will need to write this partition table to the drive then restart the computer into Linux again. Do the following while still in the fdisk Konsole window:
Command (m for help): w
After its done writing to the partition table you should be able to type:
reboot
to reboot the system into rEFIt, however when it asks for you to remove the install CD, DO NOT REMOVE IT! After the reboot is done select the ‘Legacy OS’ CD from rEFIt which is Linux CD and boot back into the Linux environment using the same method as before (typing startx). Finally we will need to turn the Linux partitioned drive into a ext3 filesystem. How do we do that you ask? Oh well just type this into the Konsole and wait a few seconds:
mke2fs /dev/sda3
Yes it was that easy!!!!
We can go on to installing it onto the third (/dev/sda3) partition now that its all set up!
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I tend not to brag, but in the interest of bragging for bragging sake.. I only use one OS. Security Enhanced Linux – as endorsed by the NSA (theres an old saying “whats good for the goose..”).