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How To Triple Boot (XP, Vista, Ubuntu) With Single Boot Screen
November 13th, 2006 by 
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Update 1: General questions are answered in QA1.
Update 2: Technical questions, inluding how to add Vista to GRUB, are answered in QA 2.
Since Ubuntu 6.10 was released less than a month ago, Windows Vista went RTM and dates for new Ubuntu 7.4 were announced today, I thought I'll post a tutorial on how to create a single boot screen triple boot system with Windows XP, Windows Vista and Ubuntu Edgy Eft.
A triple boot system isn't that much different from a dual boot, but since Windows Vista is using a new boot loader called winload it screws up with your typical GRUB installation. And it is pretty annoying going up and down through several boot menus to select your desired operating system. The key is the sequence in which you install the OSes. To give you a rough idea, check the screenshot.
You can read more on Vista's boot process on Wikipedia.
I'm writing this blog post under my new development system, but for clarity of screenshots I used VMWare to illustrate the steps.
First you will need OSes themselves, and you are probably couple of days too late to download your free RC2 copy of Windows Vista. Secondly you'll need your XP installation CD and finally latest Ubuntu or other Linux distribution.
I have two hard drives, one SATA for my system installations and a fat IDE for my personal stuff that I back up once in a while and migrate from old to new systems. The first step is optional but I would highly recommend it as your typical format does nothing to master boot record. And of course it is a nice feeling to start from a clean drive, and by using some free software you can almost make it sterile.
The obvious choice is Darik's Boot and Nuke, but I must warn you, it'll take a while to complete. A real while. Simple burn the iso and boot from it.
I would also recommend to disconnect drives you don't want to erase and put them far away from Murphy's law.
Select you drive and choose the quick method by pressing M. As I said before it took me a good 24 hours to complete the quick wipe.
There are tons of free utilities that can do DBaN's basic functions. One of them is Killdisk.
Killdisk set me back only an hour or so.
Now to the usual part. Pop in Ubuntu and click Start or Install.
It is important to partition you hard drive before starting the installation. You can use a separate free GParted image or other commercial software like Partition Magic or Acronis Disk Director. Or you can use GParted built in to Ubuntu, but don't partition drive as part of your installation as it will mess up your mount points.
Simply open a terminal window and type
sudo gparted
Create new label and create partitions you want. Before acting on this tutorial I would advise to check your current usage to give yourself a rough idea. I use 20 gigs for XP, 10 for Vista and 10 for Ubuntu + 1 for swap.
Another good thing about partitioning under Ubuntu is access to some simple games and utilities like a calculator to make the process a little bit easier.
As you can't add more than four primary partitions I created one for XP, one for Vista, one for Shared Fat32 partition (so you could read and write straight away) and an extended partition for root and swap partitions.
You can see final setup below.
Then simply click Install shortcut on the desktop to run Ubuntu installation and after couple of steps select manually edit partition table.
Your mount points should be available to you. Go ahead, align them by partition name and rename mount points to something more sensible like xp, vista and share.
After installation is complete, reboot and login. Open the terminal and backup your MBR. You can use
sudo fdisk -l
to see a list of available partitions and
df
to see your mount points.
Type
sudo dd if=/dev/hda of=/media/share/ubuntu.bin bs=512 count=1
to backup GRUB. Make sure to check it by running
hexdump -C /media/share/ubuntu.bin
and search for some GRUB's references. If it is blank (zeros) or has NTFS strings in it, you probably should check the if's hda/sda parameters. You can read more at O'Reilly.
Next step is to install Windows XP. Select first partition, quick format if you want and complete you typical install.
Another optional but recommended step - rename you drives, it will help you during Vista's install.
Now we need to add Ubuntu to boot.ini. Press Win+Break key or go to Control Panel > System and select Advanced and Startup and Recovery Settings. Select your default operating system as Windows XP, uncheck "time to display list of operating systems" and change your recovery time option. Then click Edit. I would recommend to move ubuntu.bin somewhere more appropriate, like your Windows folder. Add the following line to boot.ini you opened before.
C:\Windows\ubuntu.bin="Ubuntu Edgy Eft [Desktop 6.10]"
The trick to boot from a single boot screen is to use Windows' bad behaviour of overwriting MBR without asking to our advantage. Vista will pick up entries from boot.ini and add them to it's winload. Now put your Vista DVD in, reboot and install it.
Select second partition showed as "Vista" (if you renamed disks).
After installation is complete search for "cmd" in Start menu and right click on it to run as administrator as it is the only way you can get access to bcdedit. Bcdedit is Vista's command line "editor" for the boot loader.
Type
bcdedit
to see your settings and note identifier values.
To rename Vista and XP type
bcdedit -set {ntldr} DESCRIPTION "Windows XP [Professional SP2]"
bcdedit -set {current} DESCRIPTION "Windows Vista [Ultimate RC2]"
And change order
bcdedit /displayorder {current} {ntldr}
This way order will be Vista, XP, Ubuntu so you only need to press up or down once not twice. Yes, there is a reason they renamed Unix with "x" :)
Last step is to change some settings from Vista's GUI. In the same way as XP open Startup and Recovery, set default OS to XP, change display time to 10 and recovery to 5.
That's it. Vista boots fine, XP boots because you deselected display time after XP installation and Ubuntu boots GRUB for 2 seconds (press ESC if you want to see it) and automatically loads Ubuntu because it is not aware of XP and does not show you the choice menu as you installed Ubuntu first.
I hope you enjoyed building your home or development system.
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November 14th, 2006 at 00:46
[…] Don’t worry, there is now a nice tutorial here on how to triple boot Vista, XP, and Ubuntu so that you can have all of your favorite operating systems installed on the same computer. You’ll then be able to see if Linux is right for you and also play around with Vista all while keeping XP safely installed on your computer. […]
November 14th, 2006 at 06:17
Great article! I plan on trying this configuration as I have been meaning to give both Ubuntu and Vista a try. I have a couple of questions though.
1. Will XP and Vista share programs or will they have to be installed separately on each OS?
2. Do you recommend creating another partition to load apps on?
November 14th, 2006 at 16:56
Thanks for sharing. :)
November 14th, 2006 at 16:59
@Newbee
You ALWAYS have to install Apps under each OS seperately. I would suggest that if you want a seperate partition for apps that you seperate it out (ex. XP and Vista folders and then install under those) You cannot use the NTFS partition for linux apps (I may be wrong on this) so it will not make a difference for the ubuntu install.
November 14th, 2006 at 17:04
Tutorial para arrancar PC con XP, Vista o Ubuntu
Tutorial con mucha capturita de pantalla para tener en un PC los tres sistemas operativos y arrancar el que se prefiera desde una única pantalla (en inglés). Vía Digg: http://digg.com/software/How_to_Build_Triple_Boot_XP_Vista_Ubuntu_with_single_Bo…
November 14th, 2006 at 17:05
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November 14th, 2006 at 17:19
newbee:
Yes, you'll need to install applications per OS (usually). There will be a few exceptions with very self contained (usually small) applications.
Most applications add information into the windows registry and put data in the user folders which is usually needed to run.
Your best bet is to give it a try, but I'd say 99% of applications will need seperate installs.
(So no, I wouldn't create another partition to put applications on - data of course is another matter - I'd always put that on a seperate partition (or drive if available))
J
November 14th, 2006 at 17:54
Vista Sucks. Stop using Vista. Don't buy Vista. Try Ubuntu. Stay with Ubuntu or other linux flavor. Do yourself and the world a favor.
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November 14th, 2006 at 18:41
Why not use XOSL?
November 14th, 2006 at 18:48
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November 14th, 2006 at 19:16
Your steps sound too tedious. I doubt you really need that Darik's tool to do the formatting and stuffs. Basically, triple boot can be done with firstly install XP. Use partition magic and create partitions for Vista and Linux (including SWAP). Then, install Vista. Finally install Ubuntu (and use GRUB as the Boot Loader).
November 14th, 2006 at 19:59
I agree with Keith; Why not just use GRB as the default boot loader?
November 14th, 2006 at 20:21
sounds cool i'll try this out later
November 14th, 2006 at 20:22
The end product seems like far to much work for what it gives you.
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Another alternative to all of this would be to simply buy a new Intel-based Macintosh. You can boot practically any OS currently in existence, have them running simultaneously, switch between them in a heartbeat and do it all while accessing all of your files from within any one of them.
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November 15th, 2006 at 07:46
Actually, this is a good tutorial. It does result in a clean triple boot system.
I have just used a different approach to achieve the same thing, but I partitioned the drive with a free partitioning program (their are many), set up four partitions - 1 for Ubunto and one for the Linux swap file, one for XP, and one for Vista.
Installed XP, then Vista, then Ubuntu onto all of their respective partitions.
Added the boot record for the XP partition to Ubuntu and had everything configured for triple boot withing 15 minutes of getting the OS's installed.
But on another note - installing applications.
Yes, if you want to run Microsoft Office on both your Vista and XP partitions, you will need to install it on both - but there is no reason (assuming you are installing the exact same version to each) you can't install them both to the same applications folder (thus saving 50% of the disk space two installations take).
I've done this with a ton of modern software, and as long as the software isn't writing data to it's installation directory (ie, it uses the registry) then the two installations can overlap the same hard drive space.
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November 15th, 2006 at 19:02
I would have thought this "how-to" was obvious to most people. how hard is it to install windows twice, then ubuntu…? just time consuming… :-/
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November 15th, 2006 at 22:58
Thanks for the tut, and dont make the same mistake i did with Windows XP, where you have the internet plugged in when you first boot it (forgot it was that vulnerable). Now to fix this god damn wireless problem with ubuntu
November 15th, 2006 at 23:21
this is great and all but i have one question about it. Once a new Ubuntu version is out like for instance we have it setup to triple boot like you with the current Ubuntu vs6 and then next year comes along and Ubuntu vs7 comes out, how are we to go about installing it without overriding the xp and vista boot loader. or how are we to go about updating any of the OS's without a reinstall of all the OS's?
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This has to be one of the best, step by step examples I've seen in a long, long, time. Keep up the good work and thanks for showing me this process!
November 16th, 2006 at 09:53
I followed the steps up to installing Windows XP and setting up the ubuntu.bin file in the boot.ini. When I boot and select the Ubuntu option, it hangs for about 5 seconds then I get an error that says the following:
Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt:
\system32\hal.dll.
Please re-install a copy of the above file
Please advise.
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Superb tutorial… I also have the same question as Mitch. How can I install Ubuntu 7 when I comes out without messing up Vista's boot loader?
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Very interesting, however, why would anyone ever need to boot to Windows XP or Windows Vista if they have Ubuntu.
They can get Crossover Office and do everything in Ubuntu.
November 19th, 2006 at 17:01
gooood :)
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I Just Installed as describe on this guide.
Ubunto OK
XP OK
didnt instal vista, boot i could never rejoin ubuntu via hd.
November 21st, 2006 at 06:37
OMG!…
I've never used Linux but I want to install Ubuntu 6.10, I already have XP and Vista installed and I want to know if there is a way install Ubuntu and still use Vista's loader and not GRUB…
I'm a noob but I want to enter the Linux world please help me!…
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November 21st, 2006 at 15:21
Now this is a really clear guide to multi-OS booting, i was planning on installing the Vista RTM next to my XP installation but now i'll take it a step further and add Ubuntu to it! I've worked with SuSe be4 and i'm pleased to say that Linux offers a totally different PC experience! Try this or should I say: "Print this guide and follow it!!!"
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December 9th, 2006 at 19:30
I'm in the middle of the steps contained here and have a question.
1) Will this process work after the 2nd step of installing XP? I just finished the XP install and config per the instructions above and I cannot get into Ubuntu. I am now installing Vista, but was just wondering and looking for education as to if I should be able to boot into XP and Ubunto at this stage, or do I have to complete the entire process.
Thanks
December 9th, 2006 at 20:40
I was wondering if you have two (2) hard disks and you want to install XP on the 1st and Vista and Ubuntu on the 2nd, what will need to change in the steps above.
I have gone through the process, but have found out that Ubuntu cannot be found because its partition and where it's installed is on the 2nd hard disk.
Any assistance and as a result, my education will be greatly appreciated.
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January 9th, 2007 at 21:30
heeeeey I have now dual boot windows xp and vista and want add a linux to my boot screen , so can I just install the linux and it will add itself to the boot screen or what ??
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