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Erik T. *nix forums beginner
Joined: 24 Feb 2005
Posts: 9
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Posted: Thu Feb 17, 2005 10:59 am Post subject:
Re: Dual Boot with Boot Floppy (Debian / Win XP)
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[ice] wrote:
| Quote: | Hello!
I have Win XP and Debian Linux installed on seperate hard discs and I
have to swap the cables whenever I want to use each one.
I want to put the Win XP disc on the IDE master interface and Debian
on the IDE slave and use a boot disc to boot into Debian when I need
to. (i.e. if the boot disc is in, the system boots Debian, else boots
Win XP)
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You can do this without a boot disk:
- install Windows XP
=> Windows XP bootloader gets installed on MBR of first disk
- install Debian
=> during setup, choose to install bootloader on root-partition (e.g.
/dev/hdb1)
- use the bootpart program (http://www.winimage,com/bootpart.htm) to add
a pointer to your Debian installation in the XP bootloader menu.
Good luck!
E.T. |
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[ice] *nix forums beginner
Joined: 12 Feb 2005
Posts: 1
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Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2005 8:53 am Post subject:
Dual Boot with Boot Floppy (Debian / Win XP)
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Hello!
I have Win XP and Debian Linux installed on seperate hard discs and I
have to swap the cables whenever I want to use each one.
I want to put the Win XP disc on the IDE master interface and Debian
on the IDE slave and use a boot disc to boot into Debian when I need
to. (i.e. if the boot disc is in, the system boots Debian, else boots
Win XP)
I looked at the GRUB docs but I'm finding it hard to follow and I
didn't see a configuration similar to how I want it to work.
Can I do this? Any pointers to tutorials with a recipe on how to do it
would be appreciated.
Many thanks! |
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