At 9:36 am -0700 7/24/01, regarding Re: Too Cool!, James Morgan penned sagely:
-> >st respectfully,
-> >
-> >Any time you run 2 OS's on the same physical drive or partition
(while relying
-> >on software) you are asking for trouble. Just a friendly note
from your uncle
-> >Kyle.
-> >
-> >-- Kyle H. Hansen
->
-> -----------------------
-> I agree. I've tried it both ways and I could list problems
-> caused by having two OS's on the same hard drive (on different
-> partitions) but will just make it short and say, save yourself some
-> problems and put the two different OS's on different hard drives.
I don't believe that is exactly what Kyle said.
Was it Kyle?
Can I have two OSs on different partitions of the same drive?
Or not?
Thanx,
Paul
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