[wladicus]

Someone might know how to do this. I currently have Kubuntu in a wubi installation - ie. it is in a folder in Vista and is bootable by selection on startup.
What I would like to do is, if possible, without removing the current installation, to move Linux out of this wubi configuration into its own partition on my hard disk.
Can this be done simply enough? If I have to go another way would it be necessary to re-install Vista after partitioning the disk?
Can someone either direct me to the necessary links or fill me in on what I must do?
Thank you.

[alan2273]

It can be done using LVPM, but it is not without risks.

LVPM: Upgrades Wubi installs to dedicated-partition Ubuntu installs - Ubuntu Forums

[Mikorist]

LVPM (website) : Lubi, LVPM, UNetbootin, and Bubakup - LVPM

[wladicus]

Originally Posted by alan2273

It can be done using LVPM, but it is not without risks.

LVPM: Upgrades Wubi installs to dedicated-partition Ubuntu installs - Ubuntu Forums

Thanks Alan, I bookmarked it for later reference. Much appreciated.

[wladicus]

Originally Posted by Mikorist

LVPM (website) : Lubi, LVPM, UNetbootin, and Bubakup - LVPM

Thank you once again Mikorist. As with Alan's url I have bookmarked your url suggestion for future reference when I actually decide to do this. Maybe I might get an older used computer to put it on instead.