🚀 go-pugleaf

Most boot managers aren't OK to use with NT ...why? because NT places
critical boot-info OUTSIDE the partition!!! and your boot-manager program
isn't designed to handle that.

Jesse Courchaine <jesse@starmail.com> wrote in message
news:37560585.20A70F89@starmail.com...
> Here's the situation:
> 1) 6.4 GB HD, using a boot manager like bootmagic (called masterbooter)
> that switches the selected partition active and hides the other ones
> 2) Installed 95 on first partition
> 3) Installed Linux on third partition, with an extended partition after
> that and a logical swap partition
> 4) Attempted to install NT on second partition (formated FAT).. it got
> to the part of setup where it reboots and attempts to load the blue
> screen
> 5) rebooted and tried to select the partition but it stopped dead..
> 6) looked at NT  partition.. it has the boot files there, just doesn't
> want to boot
> 7) tried over without a boot manager (had NT partition load with dos,
> that worked fine, until NT tried to reboot again and no luck.)
>
> any sugguestions? i think im missing something here :)
>
> Thanks all,
> -Jesse [ jesse @ starmail . com ]