After having my computer window free for two years I found out that I wanted

to make use of windows on a very restricted way. A friend has installed me
Windows 95 on a new hard disk in my holiday and as I returned at least
windows worked fine. As my original disk was not involved in the
installation (I had it at home ;-)) I switched the Windows drive to the
secondary position and my original drive in first position.
Boot up as usual with a lot of text but after Lilo (which gives me the
possibility to work with linux) informed me "cannot load dos
press key to retry". A retry gave the same info.
Starting Linux gave no problem at all. After changing the startup in the
CMOS to bootup D,A,SCSI it ran windows without hesitation renaming the d
drive into C and going back to DOS gave me the C drive as D drive. Looking
into the autoexec and config I could not discover any problems. Also the
DRdos sys files were there and seemed ok.
Before I reinstall everything I would like to know if I can have DrDOS,
Linux and Windows on my two drives. Can I start in Drdos and start
windows from there and what do I have to do in order to achieve above? I
would prefer to have my Dos programs on the C drive but I have the feeling
that windows wants to have that C drive also.
IneedsignificantlymoreroominthislineforwhatIwanttosayhere

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