Jacob Meuser wrote: > If you decide to install an additional OS it will probably want a > primary. OpenBSD, for example, won't install on a secondary, but can > split a primary into 16 partitions. So, one could install 4 separate > *BSDs each with 16 partitions. I realize that this isn't really > practical, but is it even possible with Linux?
Sure. Linux is happy to boot from a secondary partition. You can also do stuff like booting a kernel from partition a that mounts / from partition b. Simple matter of editing /etc/lilo.conf (and remembering which root partition has the current lilo.conf (-: ) -- Bob Miller K<bob> kbobsoft software consulting http://kbobsoft.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]
