How to install Ubuntu v7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) as dual-boot Windows & Ubuntu:

NOTE: Because Windows kills boot menus, Ubuntu should be installed first, and all partitioning
	should be done with Ubuntu's Partition Editor, not Windows FDISK ! The "F" in "FDISK"
	stands for "Format" but it's a low-level format that assigns partition numbers in a
	stupid order. The "F" should really stand for something else.

Partitioning based on existing partitions on Deep-Thought:
	/dev/hda (37.27GiB)
	hda1	10   GiB	FAT32
	hda2	27.2 GiB	extended
	hda5	 5   GiB	ext3
	hda6	509.4MiB	linux-swap
	hda7	21.76GiB	FAT32
	unallocated	7.84MiB

To get rid of existing C: drive (Windows):
	Run Ubuntu's Partition Editor from the Live CD.
	Select hda1 only, right-click, choose Format to fat32, If sure, click Apply.
	Re-run Partition Editor.

To get rid of existing Ubuntu:
	Select hda5 only, right-click, choose Format to ext3. If sure, click Apply.
	Re-run Partition Editor.


To install new Ubuntu:
From the menu,