I think the guy is wrong.
However, I have a system with both SCSI and EDIE disk controllers on
the motherboard. It seems the system can see either one motherboard
disk controller or the other. My intention to put Windows/NT on EDIE
and LINUX on SCSI was foiled by that limitation. I suppose I could
use an external SCSI adapter but I never tried.
>hi:
>
>i was ordering the remainder of my SMP system. i accidentally
>got an EIDE drive instead of a SCSI drive. long story short,
>the technical representative said that i could not run NT and
>linux on the same system. by run i mean:
>
>1. turn computer on
>2. choose which O/S to boot [i need at lease NT + linux and maybe
> win95 too]
>3. boot O/S run apps
>4. turn computer off
>
>from my reading plus posts here this guy is wrong right?
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