plain and simple: install Windows on a small partition, then use a Linux/UNIX install program to automatically setup your UNIX partitions, and then the LILO, or Grub (two dual boot proggies). after this is done, LILO or Grub will detect other OSs on your computer (windows, NeXT, OS/2, etc...) and allow you to boot into upto four different ones. I suggest putting UNXI/Linux on it's on partition due to speed problems with FAT32 and FAT16 file systems. Whew! got all that?
Hi everyone,
I hope I am posting in the right spot and I really need some help. I am going through a horrible divorce and I am afraid that my husband has compromised . He set up my mac computer and router and for my job set up remote access for me. I caught him cheating on me and I think he... (6 Replies)
i cannot shutdown my computer through GUI or CLI when i put the command
shutdown -P/-r nowor press the shutdown button it goes to the login prompt and stays like that afterwards, so i press CTRL+ALT+delete (which works) but that only restarts it and closes processes like winbind and apache
... (6 Replies)
Hey, the What Do You Do for a Living thread got me thinking about this.
My first "computer" was a Timex Sinclair that I built from a kit. I also spent many hours painstakingly programming a Commodore Vic20 to display graphics and sound (and save them on that slooooow tape drive). My first "real"... (26 Replies)
Hi,
I cannot ping my IP address on the following settings and was wondering if anyone knows a solution to make the computer pingable.
Windows XP
Media Centre Edition
Service Pack 3
Wireless Router DLINK DSL-G604Tv2
Wireless Connection
Windows Firewall - disabled completely by "stopped in... (2 Replies)
We currently have a Solaris box connected to a Clariion storage system that is utilising DMP for path failover. I would prefer to use EMC's Powerpath and was wondering if the two can coexist?
Basically, I am struggling to find any documentation on the subject and was wonder if anyone can give me... (2 Replies)
05-14-2002
how two OS coexist in one computer?