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If i install XP on one disk,and Linux with firefox for internet browsing on another, is there a quick way of booting into the 'internet mode' in user mode without rebooting into the Linux partition?
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by jmgarvin
Wait? You want to run Linux and Windows, but not have to reboot to instansiate the other OS? Right?
So you want VMWare. That should do what you want.
You could also install Cygwin in Windows, but you would have to use Lynx to surf or you could just bag Windows and use Linux.
by nico baggus
you can also look into:
qemu as freeware emulator
of coLinux which runs linux as a process under
windows.
Kind regards,
Nico Baggus
by kaburman
NO, you must reboot into the LINUX system to use FF. Otherwise you could run both, one in virtue mode(background)and the other inuse and do a hot switch. The trick is to set up two systems in one box and write a driver to switch, believe me I did it and its not for the faint of heart. Good luck
we are installed windows and linux os(Opereating System)s so windows is booting but linux is not booting in REDHAT 4 how troubleshoot this problem kindly help me.
Regards
Mallu
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