Re: what to do without /boot?

[Dylan Baxter]

Whomever told you that you could not dual-boot Windows and Redhat because of your "architecture" is wrong. All you need to do is resize an existing Windows 98 partition using Partition Magic or FIPS (available in the dosutils directory on your RH install media) and run RedHat setup. Anaconda will have an option to create new partitions using the free space. Whichever boot manager (GRUB, LILO) you select will find your Windows 98 partition and enable it as a boot option. It's that simple. Alternatively, you could create a boot disk during setup and leave the boot record untouched. Then when you would like to boot into Linux, you just put the floppy in the drive and boot.   Dylan Baxter ----- Original Message ----- From: Loretta Tay To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 10:26 PM Subject: what to do without /boot?  hi, i had partitioned my laptop into 1 for win98 n 1 for rh 8.0. but i am unable to have the /boot cos i was told there is something wrong with my laptop architecture. but i can successfully installed rh into my system. but the problem is i cant boot back to win98. can some1 help me. how to use some commands to get back to win98 fm rh?   Cheers, Loretta ____________________________________________________   IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here

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