On Thu, 21 Sep 2000, kubacki wrote:
>Questions are:
>1. What are my alternatives?
Load Linux on another disk, allow it to install LILO or GRUB on the MBR
and you can run Linux and Win by selecting your choice at boot.
>2. Can I load Linux on a non-boot drive an
On Thu, 21 Sep 2000, you wrote:
> I have an older system with a k6200 mz AMD processor 49meg of ram with a
> 6.5meg hard drive. I am using Windows 95 so the hardrive is partitioned
> into three 2.1 meg drives. The problem is that the boot drive C does not
> have enough room for both windows, pro
On Thu, 21 Sep 2000 21:55:11 -0500, Bob wrote:
clip of queries:
>Questions are:
>1. What are my alternatives?
>2. Can I load Linux on a non-boot drive and then use Bios
>configuration when I want to use Linux.
>3. Is there any quick way to move pr
At 21-09-2000 09:55 PM, you wrote:
>Questions are:
> 1. What are my alternatives?
Try my paranoid-way : have a spare drive of reasonable size in a removable
tray, install your preferred OS into it, if anything were to happen, you
still have the other OS untouched. Regards
I have an older system with a k6200 mz AMD processor 49meg of ram with a
6.5meg hard drive. I am using Windows 95 so the hardrive is partitioned
into three 2.1 meg drives. The problem is that the boot drive C does not
have enough room for both windows, programs, and Linux.
Questions are:
