It is possible. First Windows must be installed, Then Ubuntu must be installed and while installing choose advance option and install grub boot loader in the partition on which you will install Ubuntu. Once the system restarts, you will have Windows Boot loader but no option to boot linux. Now boot from ubuntu live CD and open terminal when the live CD loads. Minimize terminal and mount any windows drive. Then in the terminal type :
Code:
dd if=/dev/sda3 of=/mnt/share/ubuntu.bin bs=512 count=1
In the above code replace the following :
"/mnt/share/" with the windows partition that you just mounted
"/dev/sda3" with your linux root partition
Then reboot your computer and now do not boot with live CD, Windows will load. Copy the ubuntu.bin file that you created from linux [It will be there in the partition that you had mounted on linux], and paste it in the drive windows in installed. [Example C:\] Open boot.ini file and in the file add the following line :
c:\ubuntu.bin="Ubuntu 9.04"
Save the file and reboot your computer.
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