Hi all, Just about to start reloading one of my PC’s which needs to have Win98SE
(for the Munchkins games), Win2000Pro (My study - yawn!) and ML 9.0 (FUN!!!) Before I
start, a few questions ☺ ….
1. Do I have to load Windoze first?
2. If I do have to, will I need to use the advanced install
DaveA wrote:
Hi all, Just about to start reloading one of my PCâs which needs to have Win98SE (for the Munchkins games), Win2000Pro (My study - yawn!) and ML 9.0 (FUN!!!) Before I start, a few questions ⺠â¦.
1. Do I have to load Windoze first?
Generally a good idea. You can do it the
HI,
I was of the impression that Windows 98 needs to be loaded first before
linux or Win2000 since it completely formats the *WHOLE* hard disk.
Am I wrong?
Thannks...
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it a coupla' times now and can't remember -
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From: aaron [mailto:aamehl;bezeqint.net]
Sent: Wednesday, 30 October 2002 9:13 PM
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Some questions regarding a new load of ML 9.0
DaveA wrote:
Hi
Kesav Tadimeti wrote:
HI,
I was of the impression that Windows 98 needs to be loaded first before
linux or Win2000 since it completely formats the *WHOLE* hard disk.
Am I wrong?
Best to install W98 first, thenW2k, then linux, all in seperate partitions,
if you have W98 installed somewhere
Having done hundreds of dual/triple boot installs, I've always found
that the most reliable way of doing the installs, was to start with
Mandrake. Simply setup the partitions like I've indicated below, but
remember NOT to format or mount any of the Windows partitions.
Keep in mind that the whole
Excellent!
Next one I do, I am going to do it this way -- MDK, first.
Thanks,
T
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From: Lanman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 9:59 AM
Subject: RE: [newbie] Some questions regarding a new load of ML 9.0
Having done hundreds
