so i have a laptop with a 160gb hard drive, and
a another recovery hard drive ( which has my resote to factory setting in it )
and it had vista built in in
then i partitioned it and make another hdd which was 30gb and i installed windows 7 on it
so i had a dual boot with vista and windows 7 then both worked smoothly
now can i do this ???
make another partition and install ubuntu linux on it and have a triple boot
so i get the option of choosing windows 7 , vista or ubuntu
is this possible ??? will it work and will it be smooth and will they work together as a triple boot?
also will it effect my recovery hard drive ( which has my restore to factorysettingg in it )
like will i be able to use it to restore my laptop to factory settings if i want to ??
so basically can i have a triple boot with windows 7 ubuntu and vista and all 3 of them work perfecly
a another recovery hard drive ( which has my resote to factory setting in it )
and it had vista built in in
then i partitioned it and make another hdd which was 30gb and i installed windows 7 on it
so i had a dual boot with vista and windows 7 then both worked smoothly
now can i do this ???
make another partition and install ubuntu linux on it and have a triple boot
so i get the option of choosing windows 7 , vista or ubuntu
is this possible ??? will it work and will it be smooth and will they work together as a triple boot?
also will it effect my recovery hard drive ( which has my restore to factorysettingg in it )
like will i be able to use it to restore my laptop to factory settings if i want to ??
so basically can i have a triple boot with windows 7 ubuntu and vista and all 3 of them work perfecly

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