Re: Linux and other OS's (HELP)

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From: Bernard Leach
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 1997 00:00

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On 16 Jan 1997, Graeme Woodward wrote:
> I also use the OS/2 boot manager.   It is much more user friendly than
> Lilo (you just select your OS from a menu using arrow keys, and it
> can be set up to auto-boot a default after so many seconds).

However, OS/2 Boot manager requires (or at least it did in 2.1) its
own 1mb partition!

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Bernard Leach                    Australian Business Access Pty Ltd.
leachbj@aba.net.au               http://www.aba.net.au/

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