What about VMWare? <A HREF="http://www.vmware.com"><A HREF="http://www.vmware.com</A">http://www.vmware.com</A</A>> You can continually run one operating system (Linux) and start NT or 95/98 in a separate session if the need be, much like a virtual terminal. Then you just minimize or close the Win session and your back in Linux. VMWare claims you'll still get 900erformance of your Win applications, which is pretty acceptable unless you're doing some real heavy work. But be warned: you'll need a Pentium II 266 with min. of 64 MB RAM to make use of it. "Paul W. Abrahams" wrote:
Aiman Hussin wrote:
I am looking for a good mutiple os boot software..!! ANy suggestion?
Try System Commander (available from most commercial software sources). It's quite happy to switch back and forth between Linux and Win98 (among other systems).
There's also a shareware product out there called Bootit that might be quite capable. I've downloaded it but not tried it An advantage of Bootit over S.C. is that it lets you simulate the effect of more than three primary partitions, which is what you want if, say, you want to run the free SCO systems (UnixWare and Open Server), since each of those insists on running in a primary partition on the primary drive.
Paul
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