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Hi 
I've gone through instalation guides, and so on. I've checked in the search box but I couldn't find anyone with the same situation.
So I'm buying a new PC with two hard drives. Lets call them SSD (which is 128GB) and HDD (2TB of storage) to make the story clear.
I want to use Windows 8 and Mavericks, and need someone's advice if what I think is ok.
On SSD, there is a Windows 8 already installed. The HDD is empty & clear.
While installing Mavericks on HDD I'd like to split it in 2 equal partitions – again, let's call them HDD1 and HDD2 for make things easier. And on HDD1 I'd like to install Mavericks, and I want to leave the HDD2 clear & avialible for use for Windows (to install things, storage).
So my main question is:
If I'll follow the instalation process exact as it is in the Guides » 10.9 Installation, formatting HDD as I've described, will I be able to choose on computer startup, which system I'd like to use?
I'd really appreciate help
I've gone through instalation guides, and so on. I've checked in the search box but I couldn't find anyone with the same situation.
So I'm buying a new PC with two hard drives. Lets call them SSD (which is 128GB) and HDD (2TB of storage) to make the story clear.
I want to use Windows 8 and Mavericks, and need someone's advice if what I think is ok.
On SSD, there is a Windows 8 already installed. The HDD is empty & clear.
While installing Mavericks on HDD I'd like to split it in 2 equal partitions – again, let's call them HDD1 and HDD2 for make things easier. And on HDD1 I'd like to install Mavericks, and I want to leave the HDD2 clear & avialible for use for Windows (to install things, storage).
So my main question is:
If I'll follow the instalation process exact as it is in the Guides » 10.9 Installation, formatting HDD as I've described, will I be able to choose on computer startup, which system I'd like to use?
I'd really appreciate help
