Rich Mulvey wrote:
> KV9U wrote:
>
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>>I would caution anyone from trying to set up a dual boot system. I had
>>done this a number of times and had pretty good luck but also have had
>>one case where I managed somehow to damage the MBR (Master Boot Record)
>>with the Linux install and had to tota
I use Puppy Linux and dual booting, triple booting,
etc. are relatively trivial with no crashing problems.
I think a more basic Linux helps as well as avoiding
use of the MS version of windows except when absolutely
necessary -- it is unstable in all of its iterations.
We are really close to the
KV9U wrote:
> I would caution anyone from trying to set up a dual boot system. I had
> done this a number of times and had pretty good luck but also have had
> one case where I managed somehow to damage the MBR (Master Boot Record)
> with the Linux install and had to totally redo the drive from sc
I would caution anyone from trying to set up a dual boot system. I had
done this a number of times and had pretty good luck but also have had
one case where I managed somehow to damage the MBR (Master Boot Record)
with the Linux install and had to totally redo the drive from scratch.
The best w
Andy,
Harv's CD is a "Live" Linux OS a few things can be saved such as
bookmarks and "home" files. Not sure you can add other applications.
To be sure send a quick email to Harv, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think Harv also reads this group, maybe he will answer.
Otherwise Simply Mepis (based on Debian)
