I have used this kind of stuf ftogether before -- there shouldnt be any
problems, just make some active partition for w2k, install it there ,
change your active partition back to linux, go there , and add lines
other=/dev/hdx ( where hdx is your win2k parttion)
label = win2k
#lilo
Only the problem you might run into, is, if your lilo is in mbr, not in
first sector of active partition, you might want to configure lilo first,
and then install win2k.
good luck
On Wed, 3 May 2000, Michael Forsberg wrote:
> I just went by the campus computer store and picked up windows 2000.
> (Aside - for 5 bucks I'll try an expensive OS). Has anyone tried LILO
> with 2000 and Red Hat 6.1. Don't want to fall into the same traps. I
> think 2000 doesn't write to the master boot record so LILO will install
> into there and everything so go smoothly. Keeping the OS seperate so
> they don't fight.
>
> Any ideas or help would rock.
>
> Mike Forsberg
>
> PS. Looked at the mini-How-to's on Linux.org and think I should use the
> NT and Linux LILO as an outline.
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