Ralph,

Go to this site. There is a procedure there for installing multiple OS.
http://www.blackviper.com/index.html
HTH


Glenn Larkman
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Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 8:28 PM
Subject: PCWorks: Best solution for having Win98SE/2K Pro/XP Pro on one
system and all partitions seeable


> Hey Gang,
>
> I am wondering about what I thought was going to be a simple issue but
> maybe not so simple after all.
>
> I need to have Win98 SE, Win2K Pro, and WinXP Pro, all on the same
> system. Originally, I thought I read in the Microsoft tech info that if
> I installed 98 first, then 2K next, and finally XP, and put each in a
> separate partition, that I would be able to have a tripe boot option
> system. But I am wondering if I read or misread that. Also, since I will
> be having an extended partition as well, for Dos and other logical
> drives.
>
> I need for all partitions to be visible, no matter which OS is booted
> currently. I have no intentition in ever using NTFS again, unless maybe
> under threat of death, so that should not be an issue (the reason is for
> another email I will be posting). I am doing work in each OS for various
> people, which is the reason I need to have all three (and Dos) on the
> same machine.
>
> Boot Magic and similar seem to work their magic by making one partition
> the active primary and the other partitions non-active and effectively
> invisable - NOT the state I want to end up in.
>
> Other than what I thought I read about a triple boot option, which
> hopefully is true (but might not be), I understand that there are some
> utilities or settings that can be used with XP to will accomplish what I
> want - any ideas, sugguestions, or ideas???
>
> Ralph
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