🚀 go-pugleaf

On 21 Sep 1995, John Krivitsky wrote:

> I would like to set up partitions as follows:
> 
>         C:      DOS
>         D:      OS/2
>                 Linux
>                 Linux Swap
>                 Boot Manager
> 
> The boot manager should be able to boot into any of the three OSs. I've
> followed the instructions and created these partitions under OS/2. I made DOS a
> primary, OS/2 and Linux both Extended Logical.
> 
> The problem is that when I boot Linux and run FDISK, I can only see three
> partitions: DOS (>32M), OS/2 Boot Manager and `Extended'. It seems to have
> lumped OS/2 and both the Linux partitions into one chunk, and I can't change
> the individual Linux partition to Linux Native.


That's how I have my system setup, my DOS is on C, my OS/2 on a partition 
on D, Linux on another partition on D.    
I had to create a partition with OS/2 fdisk, then load Linux, start 
fdisk, find corresponding partition (in this instance it will be one of 
hdb(x)).
use lilo to load Linux but when you're configuring don't select 'mbr' 
option.

you also have to add this partition to your boot manager from os/2 fdisk.

If you need any help in this email me on mike@geko.com.au or 
michael@itc.oz.au

Re

Michael