David Zakar wrote:
Perhaps it's just me, but I've always found the Windows bootloader to be a lot less easy to manage than GRUB. -DMZ On Mon, 2005-07-11 at 09:03 -0400, Jason Ellison wrote:You can always use the windows boot loader to load the Linux boot loader. That was how I had my dual boot system setup. After all LILO is not to be trusted.Jason J. Milgram wrote:Have a new laptop. Had been thinking of simply trashing the XP system it came with, but now maybe I'll try a dual-boot setup. It's been a long while since I've done one of these. Will probably just fdisk to make a couple of new partitions, install Linux then re-install XP into one of the new partitions (it came with a CD for same). Anything special to watch out for? Will I have to re-install LILO after installing XP or something like that? Hazy memories of doing this with W95 ...thanks Judah
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