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I have been using Linux for many years, and have recently<br />
decided to setup a new machine with Win95 and Linux shared<br />
on the HDs. I have setup my previous systems to allow Dos<br />
and Linux to be bootable via LILO and am wondering if the<br />
same process is used for Win95, or are there any additional<br />
steps? I would prefer Linux to be the default boot OS and<br />
Win95 available only by explicit selection... I will be using the latest slackware release available from sunsite...<br />
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-Andy<br />
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I have been using Linux for many years, and have recently
decided to setup a new machine with Win95 and Linux shared
on the HDs. I have setup my previous systems to allow Dos
and Linux to be bootable via LILO and am wondering if the
same process is used for Win95, or are there any additional
steps? I would prefer Linux to be the default boot OS and
Win95 available only by explicit selection... I will be using the latest slackware release available from sunsite...

-Andy



Linux and Win95

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