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Just make certain during installation that it does not delete the Windows 2000 partition. I presume you have space on your hard disk for the Linux partition. You should not attempt to run Linux from disk based files inside the NTFS partition, it should be installed on its own partition.
You can locate and use a utility called FIPS to shrink your NTFS partition create free space on your hard disk into which you can install Linux.
Alternately, you could use a proprietary disk management tool like PowerQuest to shrink your Windows partition to make room for Linux.
This was first published in July 2004

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