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I have Windows 7 installed initially and then I installed Kali Linux using the GRUB bootloader on my system. I want to triple boot these with Ubuntu 13.10. How do I do this?

Jens Erat
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  • Boot Ubuntu live-disk and select Try Ubuntu option on startup.

  • Now open Gparted Partition Editor from Dash and create a separate ext4 partition (primary or logical) for Ubuntu.

  • Now run the Ubuntu installer and choose something else option to install Ubuntu on a newly created ext4 partition.

  • After Ubuntu installation has completed, run boot-repair if necessary.

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Avinash Raj
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Triple Booting works much the same as dual booting. Install the first OS and then install the second and so on. The only things that I have found that you have to watch out for is to have a separate partition for each OS that you want on the system and if you are installing MS Windows, Windows must be installed first as the windows installer has a tendency to delete the grub bootloader and install its own.

for futher reading check out these links:

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=857214

How do I triple-boot Ubuntu, Fedora and Windows 7?

Can you triple-boot safely?

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