EBS 12 installation - SATA Hard Disk

I have got 500 GB hard disk and 2GB of RAM.
First: I want to install Oracle EBS-12 on OS " Oracle Unbreakable Enterprise Oracle Linux".
Second: I want to install second OS XP.
Third: Should I create one partition of 500GB and install windows XP in it ?
OR
Should I make 3 partitions, C: D: and E:
C: 50 GB (for win XP)
D: 50 GB (for data)
E: 400 GB (for linux and EBS)
PLease guide, I have new Hard Disk.
Regards,

You also can use andLinux that runs Linux software inside Windows. The Linux kernel runs as a Windows service.
For the "full" Linux experience, a dedicated install is better. Also, I do not recommend OEL unless you are specifically planning to run Oracle RDBMS or app server software. OEL is a server-side o/s - and not really suited as a desktop o/s.
If you want to use Linux as a desktop o/s, then get and install either Ubunutu (Gnome desktop) or Kubuntu (KDE desktop). To see how a real Linux desktop looks like, go to youtube.com and search the keyword compiz (supported for example on Kubuntu/Ubuntu).

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"NOTE the there seems to be an error in some of the ASUS motherboards (or in the BIOS?), incl. the A8NE-FM, which makes it impossible to boot from an apparently successfully Windows XP cloned Seagate SATA drive unless first having set the ”Access Mode” in the BIOS to ”Large” before formatting and cloning. Some also claim that NCQ for the Seagate drive must be disabled; I have not done this and the cloned drive boots and works perfectly with NCQ enabled. (NB: If not setting ”Access Mode” to ”Large”, but if keeping the default BIOS setting of ”Auto”, then it is perfectly possible to both format, partition, set active and clone onto the drive. When attempting to boot using the cloned drive one gets this message: ”Error loading operating system” (or in Danish: ”Fejl ved indlæsning af operativsystem”). Further links discussing this issue:"
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SATA II generation are now coming to market. These new generation SATA II drives will most likely widen the performance gap between them and older SATA I or PATA drive.
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DSpider wrote:
Use LinuxLive USB Creator and choose a FAT/FAT32 partition.
I suggest you install Arch a few times in VirtualBox (on Windows) before you attempt anything.
PS: I completely agree about the label thing.
thanks for the tip - might just do that. but i would highly recommend anyone in a similar position to NOT USE linuxliveusb - it will fck with mbr - its a real mbrfckr heheh
at the moment attempting to follow this guide: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fa … .27s_Image
but adapt it to windows )) + cygwin + 7-zip beta 9.25 - this should be fun hahahha
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