Dual Booting 2000 & 2003 Server

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Hi,

Can anyone advise on the best way of dual booting Windows 2000 & 2003
Server ?

My test server has 1 x 30Gb hard disk, partitioned as

C: (10GB) NTFS
D: (10GB) NTFS
E: (10GB) FAT32

Windows 2000 server is currently installed on C:, with some data and
web sites on D:.

Any Ideas ?
 
Hi,

Can anyone advise on the best way of dual booting Windows 2000 & 2003
Server ?

My test server has 1 x 30Gb hard disk, partitioned as

C: (10GB) NTFS
D: (10GB) NTFS
E: (10GB) FAT32

Windows 2000 server is currently installed on C:, with some data and
web sites on D:.

Any Ideas ?
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Just run Windows 2003 setup within Windows 2000 choosing a new install
to D. It will setup the dual boot then.

Leonard Severt

Windows 2000 Server Setup Team
 

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