Re: Triple boot FC3 intallation question

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Bob Brennan wrote:

On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 14:27:25 +0300, Maxim Eremeev
<maxim_eremeev@xxxxxxxx> wrote:


Bob Brennan wrote:



On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 10:57:14 +0000, Paul Howarth <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:




Bob Brennan wrote:




I have a Pentium III PC with Windows ME and Win2k Pro currently
dual-booting. For reasons not important to this question I want to
keep both current OS's and add FC3.

I am well practised in setting up the proper partitions for such an
installation but am wondering in advance if anyone knows if all 3 OS's
will now be available in the FC3 boot loader, which I usually choose
as the default Grub loader.

Thanks in advance for advice / warnings.




If you install grub in the MBR, you'll get a choice of two entries in
the grub menu, one for FC3 and one for DOS/Windows. When you select the
DOS/Windows entry, you'll get the Win2K boot menu that you currently
see, allowing you to choose between WinME and Win2K.

Paul.




Thanks for that quick answer Paul. I will cross my fingers, take a
deep breath, and go for it. And yes, most importantly backup anything
important to CDR before starting.

bob





Well, at least you'll be able to recover the Windows loader through the
recovery console (if something goes wrong).
Maxim



Just for my own clarification and for archive readers - I assume you mean the Recovery option on the #1 installation CD? (not something I've had to use yet)

bob



No. From your question I assumed that you already have double-Windows installation an Fedora is just supposed to be the third system. So I decided that both Win2K and WinMe are the OSes with all the data you don't want to lose. So my point was that if something goes bad you'll be able at least to recover you present state with Win2K recovery console.
Sorry that I wasn't clear enough
Good luck.
Maxim



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