how to properly and safely install Fedora Core 3 Linux on my system

[John McGregor]

I think that the best plan of attack for a newbie would be to wait until 
you have acquired the new larger hard drive. Then copy the contents of 
your existing drive to it and install the new drive as the primary 
master on your system. The old drive can be installed as a slave which 
you can then safely erase and use for your Fedora install. You can 
resize NTFS partitions with the 'parted' utility, but its also easy to 
hose your system if you've not used it before.

John

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