If other distros allow flexibility with HDD's then use distro of your choice - partitions should have the same scheme as above for simplified installation. If using Centos install SAMBA and ntfs-3g to read / write windows files and share with windows boot for kernels and boot loader - around 1GB should be more than enough
(for root, system etc etc) this should hold all installed stuff etc. When creating manually create at least these partitions With centos choose create partitions Manually and select the HDD you want to use - you can also set the boot HDD too. I'd recommend centos as it's the easiest for installing to specific disks - other distros are often "dumbed down" to make it ostensibly easier - but then you don't get any choice as to where to install. 1) From Windows install media - boot it up and choose REPAIR Windows - that should fix the boot loaderĢ) Now when installing LINUX - it can install on any partition - set the bootloader to load on the HDD you want to boot from - most DECENT distros give you the option of which disks to use and no other disk will be touched.
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