JK>From: Jaak Kaljo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
JK>Then I learned from SurvPC Survey -99 that there are a dozens computers with
JK>more than one OS on it, DR-DOS being one among others.
JK>How on earth do they do that?
JK>Have I chosen the wrong boot-manager? Or am I just too stupid?
JK>Help me!
I don't have a good solution. I use a really bad, but workable,
solution.
I have two IDE drives. The master has MS-DOS 6.2 on it, and the slave
has Win95 on it.
When I want to switch to Win95, I reboot, go into CMOS setup, and change
the bootdrive order so it boots from the second drive. To go back, I do
the reverse.
It's ugly, clumbsy, and timeconsuming, and may even be Bad for the
Hardware. But since I couldn't find a bootmanager that would do that...
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