Can anyone out there tell me if the following is
possible, and if you know, how I might go about putting this all together
(willing to pay someone to assist):
1. I just bought a Dell Insprion 7000
(I7000) with a 14" screen, internal modem, PII-266 96MB ram 8.1GB disk
system
2. I have SCO 5.0.4 Server Development
system on a CDROM
3. I have RedHant 5.1 on
CDROM.
4. The system came with W98.
5. I have about 500MB
of "C" programs on a SCO system that I am porting over to Linux, but
need to keep compiling and delivering on SCO while compliling and deliverying
new systems on Linux.
Here's what I would like to do:
1. Have the source in a partition that
could be used by SCO when I boot up SCO on the I7000 and used by Linux when I
boot up under Linux. If I could also see that same partition while booting
up under W98, that would be great too (for printing purposes).
2. Have SCO system loaded - enough at
least that I could compile programs and upload those to an ftp site on the
internet.
3. Have Linux fully loaded.
4. I will want to partition the drive such
that I have about 1GB for W98, 2GBfor my source, 1GB for SCO, 4GB for
Linux.
Anyone out there know if this can be done or how
to do it?
Thx for any advice or web-site addresses or
other newsgroups.
Dick Gintz (in Austin)
