Re: [expert] Linux and NT Together

[John D. Lewis]

Rogelio,   I assume you're starting on a freshly formatted drive?   I am currently using Windows NT 4 and Linux Mandrake 7.0.  I installed NT first on one partition and Linux Mandrake on another partition.  My suggestion is that you install NT *first* and then Linux.  After you have installed NT should you start the Linux installation.  Once you've installed Linux, you have to boot into Linux, go to LinuxConf and add your NT partition to your LILO settings.  Linux Mandrake may find it if it's a FAT partition, but, I used the NTFS format instead.  Both work flawlessly and I've had no trouble yet.   Regards,   John D. Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED]     ----- Original Message ----- From: Rogelio E. Martínez Ramírez To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 12:08 PM Subject: [expert] Linux and NT Together Hi:   i'm using linux mandrake about 3 month it like me, the firts time install LM in a machine with Win98, now i want to install it with WinNT,   what will consider to do it? is the same proccess?   can NT and LM exits in the same machine?   please any tips and warnings is welcome!!!