I want to create a dual boot system for my machine and have Windows 2000 SP3
and Mandrake 8.2 or 9.0 installed also what is going to be the easiest way
to do it?
Kenneth Spress
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Haroon,
I had this same problem the first time I tried to install LM 7.2 on my win
2000 machine here at work. It totally wiped out my Windows partition. The
only way I was able to get it to work properly was to use Partition Magic to
resize my windows partition so that it didn't take up the
haroon,
Just to provide a little more information (IIRC):
1. Yes, it's better if there is free space (i.e., not within a Windows
partition) on the disk. Partition Magic is not the only way to free up
some space.
2. Some of the installation modes (what are they -- beginner(?),
(?), expert)
I have a dual boot system with win2k but use a second hd on which I
installed Mandrake. I didn't like the way it handled the windows
partition. Once you get it installed you'll need to recompile the kernel
using xconfig to enable ntfs support so you can see the partition...
Ed
At 09:15 AM
In my local school we have a windows 2000 network running multi user
policy's that restrict users to some parts of the system and network. Is there
away that a user can login with Windows 98se or 2000.
And linux will handle the policy?
linux will restrict the user?
and not use the windows
i now have windows 2000 (advanced server) on my system and would like
to get it to dual boot with linux. the drive is ntfs formatted. any
advice would be great.
thanks in advance,
haroon
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hello,
i just purchased mandrake 7.2 and wanted to configure my system to dual boot
between windows 2000 and linux. when i installed linux, i lost my windows
(i wasn't able to boot to it) and ended up rebuilding my system.
i now have windows 2000 (advanced server) on my system and would like
A. Qureshi
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Subject: Re: [newbie] windows 2000 dual boot
On Sat, 26 May 2001, Haroon A. Qureshi wrote:
I have Mandrake 8.0 and Windows 2000 professional, and everything works
just fine. How did you lost your Windows? I have never experienced this,
but exactly the opposite - Linux
On Sat, 26 May 2001, Haroon A. Qureshi wrote:
I have Mandrake 8.0 and Windows 2000 professional, and everything works
just fine. How did you lost your Windows? I have never experienced this,
but exactly the opposite - Linux won't boot up after installing Windows.
i just purchased mandrake 7.2
On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, you wrote:
I had win2000 installed on one 40 gig disk divided in 2 partitions c and
d. I emptied the d partition and proceeded with the madrake 7.2
installation. During partitionning I resized the d to 10 gigs and put the 3
new linux partitions in the new space. Linux
when i had a dual boot system grub used to mess the windoze boot loader
every time i had to make any modification to grub eg a kernel update.
i noticed the windows bit now showed some numbers in brackets that were not
there before.
while booted in linux i went to the grub config file in
Wine might work for you, but I doubt it'll be stable enough to use. Win4Lin
is meant to be good at this sort of thing - some even say that it's faster
than running Windos natively! Unlike wine, however, it costs money :-(.
Plex86 (an open source VMware) is still very much under development,
You should also try running appz from the StarOffice suite. It should
come installed *STANDARD* with Mandrake 7.2. But you should be able
to create and open Office2000 files in StarOffice with very little
problems. And there should be NO problems opening Office9x in StarOffice.
If it did not
All,
I have installed MD 7.2 for a couple of days ago, and dam, I like it!
But on my work do I need to run Office 2000. Is there any way to run Office
2000 under Linux (exept from VMWare)?
Is there any Windows-emulator that works?
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Frn: civileme
Good one! Thanks!
tom
On 13-Mar-2000 Mike Perry wrote:
I know this is off topic, but couldn't resist it :-)
For SW engineers eyes only.
Windows 2000 Source Code
So the secret is disclosed here ...
/* Source Code to Windows 2000 */
#include "win31.h"
#include "win95.h"
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