RE: [newbie] Install 8.1 and XP in a dual boot

2002-04-16 Thread Tony S. Sykes

Install Xpee first, then MDK 8.2. After that you can reinstall Xpee (as
you usually have to) as many times as you like.

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Subject: [newbie] Install 8.1 and XP in a dual boot


HI

This is what I want to do and am having trouble getting this to work

I have 2 hard drives in the computer, both are blank.

I want to install Mandrake 8.1 on the second disk hdb 40GB
and Windows XP on the first disk hda 20 GB

I want file systems for (not necessarily in this order) all on hdb
/boot
/
/usr
/var
/tmp
/home

I am attempting to install Linux first then to do Win XP

Can anyone tell me if I am doing this right/wrong/best way to go about
this.

Thanks
 
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RE: [newbie] Install 8.1 and XP in a dual boot

2002-04-16 Thread Michael . Hughes

OK I installed this damn MS OS on my 1st hard drive.  and I installed
Mandrake on the 2nd hard drive.

I put the /boot filesystem on /dev/hda1 and Windoz is on /dev/hda2

The 2nd hard drive is all various Linux file systems.

here is my problem.  I would like to have LILO as the defualt boot loader.
I have installed it but the only way to get to it is to edit the boot.ini
file for windoz so that I can boot to linux and then I get the LILO boot
menu.

I want to do away with the windows boot loader but I can't figure out how to
do this.

the /boot partition is the first one on the first hard drive.

my Lilo.conf is setup properly to boot from /dev/hda1 

Can someone tell me how to do this???

Thanks Mike

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From: Tony S. Sykes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: RE: [newbie] Install 8.1 and XP in a dual boot


Install Xpee first, then MDK 8.2. After that you can reinstall Xpee (as
you usually have to) as many times as you like.

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 April 2002 16:29
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] Install 8.1 and XP in a dual boot


HI

This is what I want to do and am having trouble getting this to work

I have 2 hard drives in the computer, both are blank.

I want to install Mandrake 8.1 on the second disk hdb 40GB
and Windows XP on the first disk hda 20 GB

I want file systems for (not necessarily in this order) all on hdb
/boot
/
/usr
/var
/tmp
/home

I am attempting to install Linux first then to do Win XP

Can anyone tell me if I am doing this right/wrong/best way to go about
this.

Thanks
 
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[newbie] Install 8.1 and XP in a dual boot

2002-04-15 Thread Michael . Hughes

HI

This is what I want to do and am having trouble getting this to work

I have 2 hard drives in the computer, both are blank.

I want to install Mandrake 8.1 on the second disk hdb 40GB
and Windows XP on the first disk hda 20 GB

I want file systems for (not necessarily in this order) all on hdb
/boot
/
/usr
/var
/tmp
/home

I am attempting to install Linux first then to do Win XP

Can anyone tell me if I am doing this right/wrong/best way to go about this.

Thanks 




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Re: [newbie] Install 8.1 and XP in a dual boot

2002-04-15 Thread shane

On Monday 15 April 2002 08:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] opened a 
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 I am attempting to install Linux first then to do Win XP

take microsofts advice, _always_ install the more advanced system last.  
linux is _always_ installed after MSAnything.

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Re: [newbie] Install 8.1 and XP in a dual boot

2002-04-15 Thread James Thomas



  I am attempting to install Linux first then to do Win XP

take microsofts advice, _always_ install the more advanced system last.
linux is _always_ installed after MSAnything.

You need to install Windows first if you want to use Lilo or Grub because it 
overwrites the MBR to only load Windows.

If you want to use a boot disk for Linux, it doesn't matter the order in 
which you install them.

James

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