[Blizzy]

I'm fed up. I simply cannot find a solution to my sound problem. I've decided to switch distros in hopes of being better off.

I'm going to install Fedora. I was thinking that I could simply install this distro over Ubuntu, but now I'm thinking Grub might be effected, and the partition could be damaged.

How should I go about installing this new OS over Ubuntu?

Your help is appreciated.

[The General]

back up data, format, install

[Blizzy]

"Format"?

Meaning delete the partition Ubuntu is installed on? Did that once a long time ago, and Grub wouldn't let me into WinXP. I was thinking I could do this and then insert the WinXP recovery disc, but that seems risky.

Would there happen to be an uninstaller for Ubuntu? Say, I could put the install CD in, reboot, and enter in the uninstall option?

[jakec]

Blizzy,

Just back up your data (on ubuntu system) and install over the top of the Ubuntu install. Fedora will do all the partitioning and everything for you.

Jake

[The General]

format the ubuntu partition with the fedora installer