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Damian Yerrick wrote:

> >4. Does it dual-boot gracefully with DOS/Win2000/etc?
> 
> DOS, Win98: Yes.  At LILO you type dos or linux to start.
> Win2k: Overwrites LILO on purpose.

The guy across the hall here in the dorms uses BootMagic (I thinks
that's the name of the program) to successfully quad boot Win98, Win2K,
RedHat Linux, and BeOS, so it can be done.  Personally, I use the simple
(but not very graceful) boot disk.

Mark Moss
Kettering University (Formerly GM Engineering and Management Institute)
Flint, MI