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Installer W98 sur un multiboot XP / Ubuntu
As per Bill Davis suggestion, I transfered my Q here On my pc I have 1 hard disk with 5 logical disk cg On c: win98se, e:xp pro g: another xp pro All worked ok till there were some problems with the 98 and I reinstalled it After installing the 98 I coudnt boot into the Xp's After some work I can boot into the xp's

Multi boot option
le multiboot intégré de NT - un bootmanager ? (a priori, vu les 2 OS, la probabilité la plus élevée est pour le multiboot intégré de NT) et je souhaiterais sauvegarder l'amorce (mbr). J'ai l'impression que tu te mélanges joyeusement les octets .. Tout d'abord, éviter le mot "amorce", sans autre précision,

multi boot i dva harda
Donc je considère qu'à cette permutation près, la fonctionnalité multiboot fonctionne virtuellement. Petit détail annexe: Vista ne voit plus la partition DOS depuis l'installation de GAG, alors que XP la voit toujours. Pourtant elle les précède tous les deux, donc il devrait la désactiver dans les deux cas.

Vista & XP Multi Boot.
1) disk partitioning as following : total 30G disk c: 10G : win2000 d: 20G : NetBSD 2) "boot.ini" file contents [boot loader] timeout=30 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINNT [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINNT="Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional" /fastdetect 3) Could anyone

Can I boot of an XP System disk, nested in a logical volume
For slackware you just login as root and to installpkg /wherever/slakware/a5/floppy.tgz Multi-boot? My DOS system can't see ~1.7GB on first hard disk. My 1st thought is to have a dual boot with Linux using the ~1,7GB so it is not just unused. In this case, I would like to be able to access DOS files from Linux.

Multi-boot Windows XP without special software
TOUTES LES AUTRES doivent être en unités logiques (Linux s'en fout mais les Windows, surtout Win 98, est attaché à cet archaïsme krosofotien et rappelons que le lettrage *commence* par les partitions principales) Article 2 : TOUJOURS installer les système dans l'ordre de chronologie de sortie afin que le multiboot

multi boot
Hi - I've read several MS Multi-Boot articles and searched some postings. I have read a lot about setting up multiple partitions on the SAME hard drive for multiple OS's but what about having two different physical hard drives - one running Windows XP (Master), the other Windows 98 SE (Save).

multi-boot with two ide drives
I had a multiboot system with w2000, dos, and linux (RH 6.2). I then installed RH 7.1 and believe I missed specifying I did not want 7.1 on the MBR. I thought for sure I crunched the multiboot. Nope, but it's different. Instead of getting three choices after I boot up, I get a RH screen with 2 choices,

Multi-boot question
Thanks in advance, Errol Criteria good bootmanagers http://www.boot-manager.de/english/overview.html?id=4&id=9 Comparisons of Multi-OS Boot Managers http://www.boot-manager.de/english/overview.html http://lists.gpick.com/pages/Multi-Booting.htm http://www.multiboot.net/ http://members.cox.net/dos/boot.htm#osboot

Multi-boot partitions
Mark L. Ferguson MarkLFergu...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windowsxp help_and_support When you boot to an XP setup CD, it says "Press ENTER for setup, or "R" for repair. Press R. This gives you a prompt that allows you to run commands that will easily re-establish your mulitboot system.

Multi-Boot Solaris 2.5 x86 & Win95?
While trying to set up my computer with a multi-boot i ran in to a few problems and had a few re-installations to get it to work. Now, when my system boots it offers me like four instances of VIsta to choose from and then XP. Obviousley, it should only show Vista/ XP. How do i delete the other instances.

Multi-boot for XP Pro and Win Server 2003?
Colin, I understand what you are saying but you don't have to enter the bios for dual boot with new motherboards. A bios boot menu is the same as a multiboot menu with a microsoft O/S. You press one key and you have a boot menu. If you change operating systems often your choice is good but I would use BootPro to

Formatting C in multiboot system
BobDelaney BobDela...@msn.com microsoft public windowsxp setup_deployment I've had multi-boot systems for years, and very much like them. My suggestion is that you reduce your headache, hard disk footprint and time by one operating system, and install just Windows 98 SE and Windows XP. Windows XP is a very close

multi boot
Kevin Nathan knat...@project54.com alt os linux suse On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 03:17:42 +0100 Torsten Kaiser <nospample...@pcdweb.de> wrote: BTW a multi-boot system is a quite stable thing as long as the things you boot don't need to be reinstalled once and then. That's why people usually do it once in the lifetime of

Dual\Multi Boot
ARC Naming Vonventions The path and filename of Windows are specified using an ARC (Advanced RISC Computer) format in the BOOT.INI. ARC naming conventions are a generic method for identifying devices on x86- and RISC based computers. The usage is as follows: scsi/multi(x)disk(y)rdisk(z)partition(a) scsi/multi

multi-boot help
Multi boot ....will a ghost image of drive c get a full image of the win98 install as well as the multi boot info? I assume the multiboot is in the boot sector on c and not sure exactly how its installed or if ghost will get it or not? thanks for any info sparks Yes. Ghost and DriveImage make a sector-by-sector

just a suggestion for simplifyng multiboot..
Bill Davis BillDa...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows mediacenter If you installed 98 on your C Driver you most likely have set the Master Boot Record (MBR) to boot Win 98 instead of the XP boot loader that allows you to multiboot. You should verify that the boot.ini file is still on you C Drive.

Multi-Boot - XP on Master / 98SE on Slave?
When this comes up in these newsgroups, I usually refer the poster to KB article 314470: Definitions for system volume and boot volume http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314470/EN-US/ As that article says, "There is only one system volume. However, there is one boot volume for each operating system in a multiboot

Multi-Boot in RH 7.1 -- What Did I Do?
I had an NT multi boot and both versions worked fine. Then I installed Linux on a primary partition. As my hard disk is large than 8 GB, I created a master boot record so I can boot either Windows NT or Linux. However I can only start the NT installed on C (rescue version) or Linux. After selecting Windows in the

multi boot
Over the years, I've kept my multi-boot configurations in a fairly short leash and they've come and gone with regularity. When I set up the present 64bit system, I wanted a RAID and I wanted to keep it reasonably clean with just the XP x64 and one Linux (to keep abreast with RAID support on Linux).