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NT must boot from c:, although it needs to keep only a few files on c: 
and the rest can go on another disk.  It must be cohabiting with Win 95,
which it will do.  If you can make a small second primary partition on the
first hard disk (/dev/hda2 - fips.exe will do it, if c: is fat16), then
you can install the NT boot files to /dev/hda2, set rewrite-table in
/etc/lilo.conf to switch the active primary partition, and boot straight
from lilo into NT, without choosing between NT and Win 95.  However, you
may not be able to see /dev/hda1 from NT, because for NT, c: will mean
/dev/hda2. 

Paul Gear (paulgear@no_spam_please.worldview.edu.au) wrote:
: Does anyone know if there is a way to boot NT from Linux's boot manager
: (LILO) or vice versa?  I currently have both boot managers installed, and
: the situation is less than ideal.

: I have 2 hard drives, with Win95 on the first (primary IDE master), and NT
: and Linux on the second (secondary IDE master), with my CD-ROM slaved to
: the 2nd drive.  Any suggestions?
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