I'm having a problem I hope someone could help with. I'm trying to figure out how to run multiple OS on my computer. I currently have 3 hard drives installed. The master 'C' drive is running Windows XP. I also have a 'D' drive used mainly for storage, and an 'F' drive. The 'F' drive is a slave drive and already has Windows 98 installed on it. (It actually used to be the master drive on a former computer) Is it possible for me to dual boot with this setup? And how would I do that? There are things I need Win 98 for that XP isn't working with. Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions.
There are many boot loaders around, but BootMagic used to work quite well for me when I used to have 98/NT/linux on a single pc. You'll probably find a demo at the PowerQuest site. Rgds, jnihil.
wassup.. here' oyur best bet on dual boot os.. i have tripled booted my system before with windows 98, 2000, XP. The main thing is to have 3 seperate partitions for each OS and the order in which you install the OS's. You want to install Windows98 first to the C:, then do a clean install of windows 2000 to your D:, then do a clean install of windows xp to your E: (windows has a built in boot loader, very basic that lets you choose your OS). remember that when you install a program when using win98, it won't be availabe in win2000 or xp.. peaec seamonkey420
