training/tutorial-installing-ubuntu-multi-boot-on-your-windows-computer.md

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 ![Ubuntu Formatting](uploads/training/ubuntu-partition.png)
 * Double click on the free space you created back in Windows (it should have a size around what
 you specified)
-* For size, enter twice the amount of RAM available in your computer (If you do not know,
-type `Control-Alt-T` and then at the prompt type: `lshw -c memory`, then press Enter/Return. The memory entry is the
-amount of RAM in your computer. Type `exit` to return to the original window).
-* Choose Logical, and End of Space
-* Use as: swap area (this is what Linux uses as temporary memory in the event
-your RAM is full)
-![Swap Partition](uploads/training/swap.png)
-7. Repeat Step 6 with the following exceptions:
 * For size just use the default entry (which should be the rest of the free space)
 * Choose Logical and Beginning of Space
 * Use as: Ext4 journaling file system
 * Mount point: `/` (this is like the Linux equivalent of `C:` in Windows)
 ![ext4 Partition](uploads/training/ext4.png)
 
-8. Continue and fill in account details, and then the installation should begin. Once it is done
+7. Continue and fill in account details, and then the installation should begin. Once it is done
 your computer should restart and then you should see a screen that looks like the start of the
 installation. This is the GRUB bootloader. Whenever you want to boot into Ubuntu, select the
 `Ubuntu` option, and whenever you want to boot into Windows choose the `Windows Boot Manager`