Hi,
Thierry Herbelot wrote:
Le Monday 19 July 2004 22:43, Eitarou Kamo a écrit :
Me too. WinXP, RedHat, FreeBSD-4.10 and Solaris8 live
in my laptop. And RedHat has 2 kernels bootable. So I have
5 OSes bootable. If 2 linux live in dos basic partition each other
and each linux create extend partition, is it possible to create
10 bootable partition with grub?
one very good point of grub is that it allows booting from a logical
partition inside an extended partition : the number of bootable OSes is
therefore un-limited, as log as they can live in an extended partition (that
is, none of the BSD's for now ; you may also have for example up to 3x6=18
versions of FreeBSD alongside your numerous versions of Linux or Zin$$)
TfH
If space of HDD allows and linux can create next extended
partition by installing one after another on extended
partition, Grub may have bootable partition infinitely like
reflexive loop. If so, You may be able to have all OSes
being in this world even on a laptop. I don't know if it is worth
or not though. But it's amasing.
Eitarou
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