Partition Wizardry

[John Wildberger]

On Monday 19 December 2005 12:56, Lennart Sorensen wrote:

> If you want to install 98 and XP on one system (why ever you would want
> 98 is beyond my imagination), then you should install 98 on c:, then
The only reason for doing this would be that with two HDs I would have lots of 
memory, so why not a Win98? I have lots of windows based software sitting 
around that WinXP is not able to handle. Fundamentally, a system should be 
able to handle a variety of OS's. The GRUB bootloader is quite a powerful and 
flexible loader and might be able to handle the task.
I am doing this for exploratory reason, more than for being practical. I also
use this forum to challenge people to bring forward their experience for the 
benefit of all.
John
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