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At 10:13 AM 5/29/96 -0400, Peter Breton wrote: >You can have LILO be the master loader, and have it go to the Windows NT >loader. I know this will work because I have my own computer set up this way. > >After installing NT, simply boot Linux (from floppy if necessary) and >re-run LILO, editing lilo.conf as appropriate. > First, thanks everybody for your answers. I assumed that I had to keep the NT boot manager there, but you guys proved that wrong. So, please let me hash thru what I plan to do and tell me if you see any holes. Current system has NT on C: with the NT boot manager. 1. Install Linux on D: /dev/hdb 2. Install LILO on C:'s MBR - or /dev/hda 3. Set up LILO to : boot NT from /dev/hda - run NTLDR?????? boot Linux from /dev/hdb Sound OK? Thanks again, Dan Murphy Dan Murphy murph at vmark.com Vmark Software 74260.3322 at compuserve.com Westboro, MA
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