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by trash_can101
by poois
by dave.raj
by poois
by ebob
I like to use "System Commander" (www.v-com.com) to manage multiple O/S on one box.
This lets me use radically different O/S's (E.g., Solaris and WinNT4S) which is not practical (or I believe even possible) using "boot.ini". It also lets me use almost identical O/S's (e.g., Win98SE and WinME) without the installation of one "upgrading" the older, or being prevented by a "newer" version.
by poois
by p-barrett
by poois
by sbalandin
by poois
I have been working with Partioning for 2 months now and I have three operating systems running on my machine. I am currently using this great software called Partion Magic. If you have enough room on your hard drive you can have up to 4 partitions. Maybe even more, I am unsure.
Its great. I have all of my documentation on Windows 98, Graphic's on Windows ME and games on Windows 2000. I boot using PQMagic, choosing which operating system I want to utilize.
Its a great way learn more about your PC. You can use the Help option in Pmagic to do the partioning.
Good luck with your partitioning.
by poois
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