Hi List, Thank you both for your assistance. I thought the numbers refered to the order in which the OS's were prioritized for booting, but wanted to make sure I was going to do it right and still be able to boot one of them. I had this; /dev/hda7 / ext2 defaults 2 2 Alexander showed me this mount point; /dev/had7 /mnt/exchange ext2 defaults 2 2 I thought the mount point was an important distinction. Also if I were to add a 3rd Linux OS to fstab could it look like this? /dev/hda5 / ext2 defaults 1 1 <----first /dev/hda7 /mnt/exchange ext2 defaults 2 2 <----second /dev/hda8 /mnt/exchange ext2 defaults 3 3 <----third ? Of particular interest to me is the `mounting point'? And if there were three ext2 OS's would they have to appear in numerical descending order in my fstab? Or do I have the liberty to adjust and customize their booting orders NOT based upon their partition number? In other words could I make /hda8 boot first and hda5 boot third? Thanks ever so much, mrweb
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