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Re: Dual Boot 4.0 and WinNT4.0

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Sven N. Thommesen)
Fri Nov 8 14:55:12 1996

Date: Fri, 08 Nov 1996 13:16:35 -0600
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From: "Sven N. Thommesen" <sthomme@aub.mindspring.com>
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At 09:23 AM 11/8/96 -0500, Ruste Enderby wrote:

>I had WinNT 4.0 Server, Win95, DOS, and RH 3.0.3 all running on the same 
>machine.  If you do it in this order you can have everything run off the LILO:
>
>1) Install DOS
>2) Install Win95 (this will give you the F8 screen if needed - thus DOS load)
>3) Install WinNT (this will install NT's boot loader, which has the dos option 
>which will run Win95 if selected, then hitting F8 will load DOS)
>4) Install Linux (this will install the LILO, which if you type 'dos' it will 
>load the NT boot menu, etc.)
>
>Works VERY nicely.. enjoy.
>
>Russell Enderby

Russell,

I've tried to install dos, 95 and nt on separate partitions, then adding
linux and lilo. In my case, after I added lilo to the mbr, NT won't boot. It
halts with a 'stop 0x7b' message, which just means it detected that the mbr
has changed and believes it to be a virus. No searching the docs (including
the Resource Kit, which discusses many things in depth but not this topic)
has given me a solution; nor could ms tech support help. 

If you or anyone on this list has come up against this problem and found a
solution, please let me know. (It may be relevant that my NT partition is NTFS.)

Thanks!

Sven Thommesen
sthomme@aub.mindspring.com


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