Dual booting two Ubuntu versions

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I want to install two Ubuntu versions on the same system (like dual boot). I'm using Ubuntu 9.10 and I also want to install Ubuntu 10. Please tell me how I might do this, as I don't know enough about Linux.


Simply use the Ubuntu 10.10 CD/USB installer and, when prompted, choose to install side by side with the existing operating system. The process is the same as installing Ubuntu side by side with Windows.

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Please read the full installation instructions here. Click 'Show me how' on step 4 of the instructions.


It would be be like dualbooting with windows.Install ubuntu 10 on a seperate partition,and make sure you are using the grub boot loader from ubuntu 10..

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