OpenSUSE Install :: Cannot Triple Boot(OS X, Vista)?

Nov 30, 2009

i'm trying to make my imac capable of triple boot.the software i use are:

mac os x 10.5.8
win vista sp1
linux opensuse 11.2

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On installing a dual boot XP/OS 11.2 on a 40GB HDD, I had no problems with the partitioning, but now I have installed XP (15GB) and Vista (20GB), the OS 11.2 setup insists on shrinking the Vista partition to 15GB and does not allow me to change this.Have tried going into 'Create Partition Setup' and 'Custom Partition Setup' but can't seem to get Vista back to its original size

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2. Do I select "Root Partition in sda3"?
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Setup:
HD1 - Vista - sda
HD2 - Opensuse 11.2 - No boot to MBR - sdb

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This laptop was purchased with MS Vista installed, with 3 primary partitions (small /dev/sda1 (called "Dell Utility" ),10GB /dev/sda2 (unknown - appears to be some sort of Dell backup/recovery partition ? ), /dev/sda3 (MS Vista which had the remainder of the 250GB drive, although I have subsequently reduced this to 69GB ).

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Or am I better OFF keeping /sdev/sda1 (Dell Utility) ? and am I better off to keep /dev/sda2 (some sort of Vista ?? recovery) ? and only put winXP on /dev/sda3 ? Aside from the MBR with Grub being destroyed (when I replace Vista with winXP) is there anything else I need to be careful of wrt keeping my openSUSE-11.1 Linux install on this laptop ?

I've also sent a slightly different version of this post as a question to the Dell Support mailing list. p.s. for information, here is some output from Linux commands showing the contents:

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Ubuntu - Maverick - 73 GB
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4.......
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Now when I choose vista it will not load properly, here's what happens:

1.Windows says loading windows files.

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