🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi !
Can anyone here help me with a problem concerning Linux ?
I've got 2 500 meg hdds, which are removable.
I want to partition them so that one of them is a DOS/Windows drive,
and 
the other is a Linux drive.
Is there any way to do this ?
I want to be able to swop C: and D: drives and then load a different
OS,
or, maybe a menu from which I could choose which OS I wanted to run.

Please, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Please email me your replies, as I don't subscribe to this newsgroup.

I've got a few more questions about Linux as well.
Can Linux use DOS based utilities ?
Are there similar utilities for Linux and DOS ?
Can I take DOS games and run them on a Linux machine ?
Can DOS recognise Linux drives ?
Besides Linux being true 32 bit, and not made by Microsoft, are there
any
other great features ?
Is there a 64 bit OS system available ?
If I programmed something in DOS, would I be able to transport it to
Linux and vice versa ?
Is it easy to switch from DOS/Windows to Linux ?
What utilities do you recommend I download for Linux ?
Does Linux come with all the necessary sound/CD-Rom/Video device
drivers ?

Thanks for your trouble.
Remember, please email your reply, as I am not a subscriber to this
newsgroup.

Thanks again, if you want any help with Pascal, or any utilities or
anything 
in exchange, just ask, I'd be happy to help you out in return.
I've got 100-150 megs of the best mods and s3ms available, if you'd
like
some of those in return as well, just ask.

Thanks !

Gareth

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