On Sat, 28 Jul 2001, A. Klingenstein wrote:
I came up with a solution of sorts: FAT32 has a 2nd
backup copy
[...]
My question now is this: is this the best solution
available, or have I just invented a horrible kludge
or both ?
The NT/Win2k-Bootloader saves the bootsector of an
installed
A very simple workaround here is to create a small boot partition
as primary for NT2K. This partition includes the boot loader of
NT and in the boot.ini the big extended Win2K partition is defined
as NT root disk.
With friendly regards
Christoph P.
A. Klingenstein wrote:
Hi,
I want
Hi,
I want to install the 3 OSes (and maybe more) mentioned in the subject line
on a single HD with the following layout:
primary: FAT32 - win9x
extended begin
logical: NTFS - win2k
logical: ext2fs/reiserfs - debian
logical: swap - linux swap
logical: NTFS - big data partition, maybe
