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A program like &quot;System Commander Deluxe 4.0&quot; will solve your problem, it enbles you torun multiple operating ystems om one hard drive.<br />

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A program like "System Commander Deluxe 4.0" will solve your problem, it enbles you torun multiple operating ystems om one hard drive.


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mrorange has it.<br />
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Just make sure you install NT last, it lets you access the rest.<br />
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MorFF<br />

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mrorange has it.

Just make sure you install NT last, it lets you access the rest.

MorFF


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I have done this more than once and I would not recommend it to anyone. I used Norton Commander to install windows 3.11 and 95 and it worked but not great there was alot of glitchs. I have never seen a smooth dual operating system. Good luck if you must.<br />

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I have done this more than once and I would not recommend it to anyone. I used Norton Commander to install windows 3.11 and 95 and it worked but not great there was alot of glitchs. I have never seen a smooth dual operating system. Good luck if you must.


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It would be a good idea to divide the drive into partitions, one (or two, in the case of Linux) partition for each OS. If you have a big enough drive (6 Gb and up), you can easily install 3 - 4 different OS'es. A W95/8 boot partition of some 500 Mb's formatted with FAT16 will let you install all the rest.<br />

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It would be a good idea to divide the drive into partitions, one (or two, in the case of Linux) partition for each OS. If you have a big enough drive (6 Gb and up), you can easily install 3 - 4 different OS'es. A W95/8 boot partition of some 500 Mb's formatted with FAT16 will let you install all the rest.


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I have seen hard drives with multiple operating systems on and a choice screen as to what to boot up into .ie. win3.1, win95, nt or dos...how can you do this?
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I have seen hard drives with multiple operating systems on and a choice screen as to what to boot up into .ie. win3.1, win95, nt or dos...how can you do this?

Multiple Operating systems on one HDD

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