Thanks Ashley.
Regards
Rajesh
Ashley Moore saw fit to inform me that:
>
>To be able to boot into NT, you have to change c:\boot.ini
>
>find the line that says ....disk(0), partition(x).... where x is the
>partition where NT is installed. increase this no. by 1 (so if x is 3
>change it to 4). This change is to be made for all the lines that contain
>this.
>Please note this is a trial and error method as i do not know your exact
>setup. you may have to change this value a couple of times till you get it
>right. usually changing it to one higher or one lower than what is already
>there should solve your problem.
>
>
>To use the NT boot loader to be able to boot into linux.
>
>There are 3 ways of getting a multi boot to work (that I know of). One
>obviously being - to use lilo and type the option that is required to boot
>into the appropriate partition. Of the other 2 methods, one make use of
>modifying the config.sys and autoexec.bat to present a menu and using the
>loadlin.exe command to load linux. The last method I know of is good only
>if you have NT running on your machine - to make use of the menu driven
>interface of the NT boot loader and select the OS of your choice with the
>cursor keys. thats the one I have elaborated here.....
>
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