I personally use a very useful boot manager called Smart Boot Manager. It is free and does not rely on any OS. It sits in the hidden track of a hard disk and does not touch any partition. Smart Boot Manager should work with any OS you have. The best part of Smart Boot Manager is it allows booting from the CD-ROM even if the BIOS doesn�t allow. It can even password protect your DOS partition. It can be found at http://btmgr.sourceforge.net/.On Fri, 27 Dec 2002 11:10:31 +0000, Carol Moon wrote: > Bastiaan asked if it is possible to have two or more operating systems > on one computer. Yes, with System Commander or Partition Magic or there > is hardware which allows you to switch between hard drives. I have a > device called "NickLock" and two hardrives in my PII. W98 on one HD, > DR-DOS and Linux on the other. There is also one called "Trios" with > which you can select one of three hard drives.Welcome to the list, Carol. I wonder if there is a cheap (free would be excellent) way to do this.
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