dustervoice
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What is the best way to configure my machine to dual boot ubuntu server and centos server?
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Dual boot 2 linux distro
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Annihilannic
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I'm sure there are plenty of howto documents out there describing how to dual-boot Linux installations, so there's no point in repeating it here. Is there any particular part you are stuck with?
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Annihilannic.
Normally the installation process of your linux distros will tke care of that.
So, after installing the first distribution, proceed to install the second; it should guide you through configuring necessary entries in grub.
One question though: being both your chosen distributions servers, what is the point of a server that is not always on?
Shouldn't you rather be looking at virtualising one of the two and run them at the same time?
QatQat
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If I could have sex each time I reboot my server, I would definitely prefer Windoz over Linux!
So, after installing the first distribution, proceed to install the second; it should guide you through configuring necessary entries in grub.
One question though: being both your chosen distributions servers, what is the point of a server that is not always on?
Shouldn't you rather be looking at virtualising one of the two and run them at the same time?
QatQat
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If I could have sex each time I reboot my server, I would definitely prefer Windoz over Linux!
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