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Re: Is it possible to run Win98 and WinNT on the same machine?
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lugnet.off-topic.geek
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Wed, 26 Jan 2000 02:59:20 GMT
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On Tue, 25 Jan 2000 11:13:12 GMT, "Selçuk <teyyareci>"
<sgore@nospam.superonline.com> wrote:
> We recently purchased I-DEAS CAD software which requires WinNT to run. Being
> CAD operator, I'm the one who should change his OS. I'm get used to Win98 and
> don't want to migrate fully to NT. So, is it possible to run both Win98 and
> WinNT on the same machine (from two different partitions, of course)? Does
> WinNT have a boot manager like OS/2 had? Do you know any sharware/freeware boot
> managers that can do the job?
>
> I hope someone here could answer this. Thank you very much..:-)
Yep, doing it right now on 3 different machines. One machine, in
fact, has Windows Millenium, WinNT 4 (workstation), WinNT 4 (server),
and Windows 2000 (advanced server) on it...
There are some partitioning issues you'll be faced with, and you may
run into problems if your first primary partition is fat32 and not
fat16, but it is definitely doable.
If you're willing to wipe, fdisk, and set the machine up from scratch
here's what I have done before:
Primary
C: 1 gig fat16 - where Win98 lives (and more importantly the NT
boot files)
Extended
D: 1 gig ntfs - where NT lives (logical drive)
E: the rest, and if huge (say more than a gig) I make it fat32.
And I use the fat32 driver for NT from sysinternals to let it look at
the fat32 partition. That way both OS's get use of all the shared
space. If less than a gig, stick with fat16 for "the rest".
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