Hi all,
this weekend I got my first unattended network installation of Windows XP including drivers and some basic applications to work. Really a good piece of software - so a big "thank you!" to the developers! :-)
But now I have a question. Is it possible, to use unattended for the following scenario:
Partition 1: 20 GB, Windows XP (Office) Partition 2: 20 GB, Windows XP (Developing) Partition 3: 80 GB, Data
I would like to install XP into partition 1 first (which works without problems) and then install another instance of XP into Partition 2, so that I can select which OS to boot.
Is this possible? If yes, which partitions do I have to create and how do I tell XP to install into the second partition?
What confuses me is the creation of a 2GB Fat partition for the dos-installer, which seems to automatically grow until the end of free space (or the next partition). To install XP on partition 2 I have to create partition2 with 2 GB and partition3 with 80GB, starting 20 GB behind the beginning of partition2?
It would be nice, if anyone could give me a hint!
Thanks!
Gruss, Ollie.
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