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i have a hdd with two partitions on it: one used for win vista and the rest
used for data. on the same pc i have also some other hdds with data and win
xp pro instalation (primary system for now). win xp doesn't go along with
vista and vice versa. in vista i disabled the access to hdd with xp folder
and program folder (almost no problem here because i have no need to use
them under vista, and vista can't damage xp (never happened yet, but some
corruption/impossible to delete files happened)). it's more difficult with xp
config - i don't want to cut access to the whole hdd with vista folder (vista
partition takes 80gb and the data partition is ~160gb so i'd like to keep it
available for both systems), but it's a grave pain when xp erases/corrupts
vista partition and makes me reinstal windows vista just when it looks/works
nice.
is there a way to make a "linux" trick to unmount a partition under windows
xp so the system can't access it any more (untill i mount it back up) - the
perfect situation would be if vista run other file system, but this is not
the case. i don't need a boot manager (systems to be aware of each other
existence) to run a system from boot menu (just the bios f8 boot disk menu
works ok for me with no risk of grounding any of my os).
used for data. on the same pc i have also some other hdds with data and win
xp pro instalation (primary system for now). win xp doesn't go along with
vista and vice versa. in vista i disabled the access to hdd with xp folder
and program folder (almost no problem here because i have no need to use
them under vista, and vista can't damage xp (never happened yet, but some
corruption/impossible to delete files happened)). it's more difficult with xp
config - i don't want to cut access to the whole hdd with vista folder (vista
partition takes 80gb and the data partition is ~160gb so i'd like to keep it
available for both systems), but it's a grave pain when xp erases/corrupts
vista partition and makes me reinstal windows vista just when it looks/works
nice.
is there a way to make a "linux" trick to unmount a partition under windows
xp so the system can't access it any more (untill i mount it back up) - the
perfect situation would be if vista run other file system, but this is not
the case. i don't need a boot manager (systems to be aware of each other
existence) to run a system from boot menu (just the bios f8 boot disk menu
works ok for me with no risk of grounding any of my os).