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		<title>How can I run Linux on an additional hard drive when my original hard drive runs Windows?</title>
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<div>I want to be able to switch between using Linux and Windows without overloading or complicating one hard drive.  Are there any pitfalls with running different operating systems in seperate hard drives?</p>
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<div>I want to be able to switch between using Linux and Windows without overloading or complicating one hard drive.  Are there any pitfalls with running different operating systems in seperate hard drives?</p>
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