Hi List;
I have a new dev server. As an independent consultant I want to
maximize it's use. Some of my clients use RedHat/CentOS 64 bit, others
Redhat/CentOS 32bit, some are even using Fedora and Debian.
Here's my thought:
I'd like to install each OS/version into it's own space on the disk.
I'm thinking all I have to do is install one OS (say CentOS 64bit) and
partition say 20% of the disk. Then once the install is done, boot
into the latest fedora disk and do the same, etc.
Is this correct ?
Later I want to add a disk array and allocate a RAID mount point that
can be mounted by any of the installed Linux'es when it's active.
Is this do-able ? Easily ?
Thanks in advance...
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