"Owens, Jerry" wrote:
>
> I have a 486Dx2/66 computer with a Pentium overdrive chip and a 1.2 GB
> HD. I would like to install Linux on this machine as well as keeping
> the copy of windows 95 that is already loaded on the machine. I have
> seen references for doing this with two hard drives, but I only have
> one. Is it possible to load two operating systems on one drive and what
> do I need to do to accomplish this. I am still fairly new to Linux and
> I am very new to using two operating systems on one computer so any help
> would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Jerry
Yes, it can be done with only one hard drive. Basically, you
need to create an empty space on your drive so you can make
Linux partitions. You then install Linux to these
partitions. LILO
(LInux LOader) should take care of which OS you want to boot
from.
--
Lloyd Osten
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