Hi,
you could use WinVista's bootloader.
two ways:
1a)install winvista on fat32 (first you have to install onto ntfs, then
copy to fat32 etc. google for it)
1b) or make 2 partitions, one with FAT32 and one with NTFS, install Vista
at the NTFS drive
2) boot into freedos (via CD) and type sys
Hi All,
I'm going to be installing MS Vista on one of my computers soon.
I'd like to also install freedos on the same machine. Can anyone recommend a
dual boot program ?
Thanks,
Tim
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If you use Vista's partition program in the administrators mode it will
arrange the dual boot itself...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I'm going to be installing MS Vista on one of my computers soon.
I'd like to also install freedos on the same machine. Can anyone recommend a
dual boot
If you want to control your dual boot in depth it may pay you to
download the beta version of Vista boot pro at http://www.vistabootpro.org/
Hope this helps a little more :o)
Regards Geoff
Dr. Geoffrey West wrote:
If you use Vista's partition program in the administrators mode it will
