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Re: installing Win31, Win95, NT and Linux

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From: aja
Date: Tue, 02 Jul 1996 00:00
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In article <4ra0o2$g3r@metro.usyd.edu.au>, freemant@wr.com.au says...
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>Hi,
>I am about to install Win31, Win95, NT and Linux. Win31 and Win95 will
>be on C:, NT on D: and Linux on E:. 
Will it work?

##I have Win95 on C: and part of physical drive D:, and linux on a 340mb 
##partition on physical drive D:, and works just fine! I set LILO up with
##win95 as the default(ie press enter to start), and type "linux" to start
##linux.  
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>Actually I am going to buy a new hard drive to replace my existing
>one. Is it possible to somehow migrate my existing installation of 
>Win31 and Win95 to the new drive without reinstall?

##Don't bother trying; far more hassle than it is worth with the win95/3.1 
integration of ##applications across several directories.

Good luck!
john
BTW, you're a bit of a bugger for operating systems aren't you? You did leave 
out OS/2
and CP/M !!
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