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I need to download Linux Centos image, copy it to a flash drive and boot from it to install Linux Centos, then configuring in such a way that when I restart the computer , it should give the option to select between Windows 7 and Linux Centos.<br />
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I believe this can be possible. Correct ?<br />
if so please provide me with link to download &nbsp;Centos image and some help on how to configure the dual boot.<br />
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Any help will be very much appreciated,<br />
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Thank you
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I need to download Linux Centos image, copy it to a flash drive and boot from it to install Linux Centos, then configuring in such a way that when I restart the computer , it should give the option to select between Windows 7 and Linux Centos.

I believe this can be possible. Correct ?
if so please provide me with link to download  Centos image and some help on how to configure the dual boot.

Any help will be very much appreciated,

Thank you

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