I don't know if I told you but what I've done is install Winders &
Linux on separate disks inside the same machine and use the BIOS
startup to select which disk I boot from.
Works beautifully, keeps them very separate. Windows knows nothing
about the Linux and the Linux can read the windows files when I need
to.
If you try it, don't unplug "the other" disk ("to be safe") when
doing the installations. It all goes horribly wrong :-(
Mark Stanton
One small step for mankind...
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