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Date: | Sat, 03 Jun 2000 04:58:03 +0530 |
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From: | Sandy Archer <mrsandy AT flashmail DOT com> |
Subject: | Re: DR-DOS and Windows Co-existing? |
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At 30/05/2000 10:19 PM , "Alain Mouette" <cosmodat AT uninet DOT com DOT br> wrote: > >To switch operating systems, I go to fdisk (whichever DOS is running) and >select the active partition. CAUTION: if your bios has lba but your drive is chs >don't use the current version of FreeFDisk (have a check if all this works before >you do too many instalations. > Actually I meant to have DR-DOS and Win9x on the same partition boot to either using F4 key. In your case I think it is better to put in a boot manager that will let you select the system on the fly. You can perhaps use part.exe by Michail Ranish which I think is free for personal use or cardware. It can save a lot of bother having to boot with a disk each time and changing the active partition. Good Luck Sandy
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