Re: can Linux be loaded on 2 HDD in same m/c

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On Fri, 2004-10-15 at 12:24, res gzq wrote:
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> > i have 2 HDD and want to partition the 80gb hdd1 in 3 parts and load
> > 1-Windows, 2-Windowsbackup  and 3-Linux.  On HDD2 i want to install
> > only Linux. My question is can  Linux be loaded on 2 HDD on the same
> > m/c.
> 
> It works real good. I have Linux on multiple partitions on my computer.
> Linux can be loaded to a secondary drive.  Probably need to use GRUB 
> from the MBR or a floppy to boot Linux from the secondary drive.

Linux can work any way you put it to. I have like 1 HD w multiple
partitions and I have linux on 3 of them.

You can have the MBR on any of those 2 HDs and depending on how you
format/place your MBR (whether you use Windows Bootmanager or Linux's
GRUB or... you can achieve diff things.) 

More info is necessary.

eg: In My case
Windows Boot manager
XP -> boots into windows
Linux -> boots into GRUB which presents me with multiple partitions of
Linux


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