configuring windows boot loader for dual boot

[itzsug]

Hi,

could any one suggest how to configure the windows boot loader for dualbooting windows and Linux?

Thanks

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Jagadish

[sanereddy]

Jagadish,

There are different ways of doing this. Here is one good procedure for this.

http://roofrabbit.com/xwindualboot.html

If you are just planning to use this to learn unix, I would recommend you to start with Live Unix Cd witout having physically install in partitian or use any virtual pc software like vmware.

read this one

http://www.exforsys.com/Learning_Cen...s_from_CD/124/
What\'s the Unix flavour you are trying to install ..?.

let me know if anyone helps.

Thanks,
sanereddy

Post edited by: sanereddy, at: 2004/07/26 21:26

Post edited by: sanereddy, at: 2004/07/26 21:27

[itzsug]

Hi,

Thank you very much for the information. I am trying to install redhat linux 9 and windows 2000 professional.

Thanks a lot.

from
Jagadish

[sanereddy]

Jagadish,

Please follow the procedure in the above link. Here are few more links...


http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Linux+WinNT-6.html

http://home.ubalt.edu/abento/linux/r...ualbootNT.html

http://unclean.org/howto/dualboot.html

Hope this helps. It should go pretty smootly.

Thanks,
sanereddy

[SeanL]

personally, my advice would sway more on actually having a seperayte drive in the system soley to use Unix, but hey, I do still agree with the above posts, as long as its a last resort, i.e. not having a spare drive in the 1st place!

[sannu123]

Hi,....
I just join this site..I like this forum...Thank you very much for the information...
I am trying to install redhat linux 9 and windows 2000 professional.
Thanks a lot.

regards,,,

sannu

[medvacflights]

It really helped. thank you!