Paul Shirey wrote:
> We all know that dual boot setups are possible on a pc. But would it be
> possible on a Windows Moblile device?
It very much depends on the device hardware. A fair number of
existing models support some form of alternate booting, either
directly from some physical device, or through an application that
replaces the currently-running operating system with that from a
physical device or selected file.
The majority of current devices supported by Ubuntu Mobile fall
into the first category, and allow booting from alternate physical
devices (most commonly USB keys, as used in testing) (the few
exceptions may be very old slate or tablet devices with hardcoded boot
restrictions, but most of those allowed alternate boot devices by
swapping PCMCIA cards for the OS load, and further typically didn't
have sufficient processing power or memory to support Ubuntu Mobile
very well).
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