Hi, I am new using Linux, and I was wondering how I could set up a dual
boot between Windows 2000 and Linux 6.1? Any help would be greatly
appreciated!! Thanks!!!
Pete
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I can say that at least with Win 98 it is quite possible to have a
multiboot option. IN my case I set up a small OS/2 Boot Manager partition
on my c: drive and put LILO, the LInux LOader boot menu program, in there,
but there are other alternatives. BTW, when you install Windows 2000 Pro,
if you choose Complete Install instead of Upgrade, Microsoft says that
"this permits multiple operating systems on the same machine." Very
progressive of them. Usually their products just stomp on any boot
partition that exists.
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Stewart
1. Dual-boot: Windows 2000 (NTFS 5.0) | RedHat Linux 6.1 (LinuxFS)
Is it possible to dual-boot between NTFS 5.0 (Windows 2000) and RedHat Linux
6.1 (Linux partition)?? Which should I install first, and how do I go about
it? Using a fresh hard drive.
Thanks,
Jon Davis
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