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Article #72Re: I don't want another OS! Help!
From: Gary Woodman
Date: Thu, 01 May 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 01 May 1997 00:00
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Matt McLeod (mjm@SPAMMERS.hna.BUGGER.com.OFF.au) wrote: : On 27 Apr 1997 01:57:33 GMT, Graeme Woodward <graemew@ee.usyd.EDU.AU> wrote: : >Although I have no experience with Win95, the situation with Win3.1/Linux/ : >OS/2 is that you could use JUST the fdisk and bootmanager from OS/2, : >directly off the installation disks, without the necessity of installing : >any of OS/2 operating system itself. i.e. you partition with OS/2 fdisk : >and install the OS/2 bootmanager only. : If all that is requires is the OS/2 bootmanager, it would probably be cheaper : to buy Partition Magic (which includes it). : System Commander might also do what is wanted (with fewer partitions needed). : Another option is one of those removable drive bay things, and then play : swap-the-harddisk when you want to switch OSes. Or one of those cartridge drive things, such as (this is not an endorsement) a Zip drive. Can Linux boot off a SCSI Zip? Don't see why not... Gary
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