I actually have three OS. Win95, Linux and Win NT. Once you have two, the
rest are easy. I would recommend starting with NT and adding to that if you
can. Being a Linux user, you most likely already have a filestructure you
would like to preserve.
If this is true, copy /bootsect.lnx a: to a floppy. You will need to add
this to the bootloader that NT uses. There is no way around this( that I
know of). You have to use the boot loader NT has if you want to use NT.
After installing NT, add the line c:\bootsect.lnx="Linux" to c:\boot.ini.
This file is hidden, so you will have to run attrib and then modify it. You
will have to recopy this file everytime you change your linux kernel.
There is a mini how-to called NT OS Loader + Linux. I got it from
http://freebsd.cdrom.com/pub/linux/sunsite/docs/howto/mini
Hope this gets you headed in the right direction.
Jeridiah Welti
