SCO has a built in dual boot capability. I can only speak for dos/xenix, dos/unix, and dos/openserver from my experience. Suggest you be more specific in what capabilities you want to get more specific answers. <p>Ed Fair<br><a href=mailto: > </a><br><a href= > </a><br>
Which Linux distro are you using?<br><br>When you say that Lilo doesn't work, where do you get problems? It may be the layout of your hard disk causing the problem for Lilo. It needs to find boot images below the 1024th cylinder. It may be that the part of the disk you are booting from is beyond cylinder 1024.<br><br>If you're dead set against lilo, you might want to take a look at Chos as an alternative. (RPMs available from the usual places.) If you want to go out and spend some money, I think you can still get Boot Manager with Partition Magic, but you'd need to check. <p> <br><a href=mailto: > </a><br><a href= > </a><br>--<br>
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i need to install sco and winnt on the same disk. lilo is not visible anymore after activating sco - partition ( first partition on the system ). activating the other partiton, lilo is not able to start sco, i do not know why, but it does not find the kernel ( not the 1024k problem ).<br>now i will try: <br>1. install nt - using first and second primary partition<br>2. install sco - using third primary partition<br>3. try to start nt at sco - bootprompt ( bootos )<br>thx<br>noka
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