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I plan on having 3 drives in a system I will be building in a week. My
scheme is a boot/shared drive as ide0:0, set to boot, have ide0:1 as a Fedora
Linux distro, and a sata drive for Windows.
I would like Windows to manage the boot process, the problem is, I couldn't
find anything in my MCSE course book (exam 70-270) how to separate the boot
and system partitions (I know that the names are reversed). Can I just copy
the files to the active boot partition, or is there a switch I have to when I
install. I plan on booting from CD, though I could just get a DOS boot disk
if need be.
Thank you for your help.
scheme is a boot/shared drive as ide0:0, set to boot, have ide0:1 as a Fedora
Linux distro, and a sata drive for Windows.
I would like Windows to manage the boot process, the problem is, I couldn't
find anything in my MCSE course book (exam 70-270) how to separate the boot
and system partitions (I know that the names are reversed). Can I just copy
the files to the active boot partition, or is there a switch I have to when I
install. I plan on booting from CD, though I could just get a DOS boot disk
if need be.
Thank you for your help.