Re: [newbie] boot menu

[Romanator]

Hi,

I just received my Linux Mandrake 7.0 Power Pack. Yes!!
I have a Dell Dimension XPSB 733 computer with NT4.
Three partitions were originally created:
C drive <- 2 Gig. FAT
D drive <- 2 Gig. FAT
E drive <- 15 Gig. NTFS

Dell provides a hidden image file to restore the original factory
settings for C drive

I'm dying to install my Linux Mandrake 7.0 Power Pack. It's just that
I'm concerned about losing the image file. 

Any ideas?

Roman

Denis HAVLIK wrote:
> 
> :~>I loaded my very first version of Linux last week and I've been having fun
> :~>poking around in it when I have time.  I'm curious about something I've
> :~>read about called a boot menu.  This supposibly gives you a menu to choose
> :~>which OS you want to use at start up.  When I loaded my Mandrake Linux 7.2
> 
> Use GRUB instead of LILO if you really need this. It is the default loader
> in future LM 7.1
> 
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