Windows always has to be on the first partition of the first disk (master on the first IDE channel). If you leave Windows on your 40gig disk, you could still partition the 120gig disk, for example make an 80gig FAT32 partition for your "shared" data (this would have to be the first partiti...

BTW, if you want to keep the 40gig disk, you can also install Windows on the first disk and Linux on the second, no need for partitions then. Oh, and you can access Windows partitions/disks from Linux (FAT16/32, NTFS too but that takes some extra work and is only relevant with WinNT/2000/XP), but no...

I don't know what the Ubuntu installer looks like (I'm a Debian user myself), but in general, you want to partition the harddisk, and install Windows on the first partition and Ubuntu on the second one (Windows always has to be on the first partition, Linux doesn't care). You should be able to do th...

I don't like iTunes because it does not work on Linux (crashes while installing with WINE). This means I have no way to access the music store, which sucks since some artists put some of their stuff on there exclusively. About the player part I could not care less, since there are better alternative...

BTW, some updated build scripts have just been posted on the KOS mailing list . These also finally produce working arm-elf compilers for GCC > 3.0.4. Check them out at http://stalin.thegypsy.com/ I also sent a patch to the KOS mailing list that fixes compile problems with the examples. The patch is ...

Funny how everybody is concerned about the legalities of ripping WinCE, but not about ripping Sonic graphics