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hii there, i am a new user to RHEL4 , installed it yesterday :d , well its a great OS but a little bit complicated . ok now what i ...
  1. 02-04-2008 #1
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    hii there,
    i am a new user to RHEL4 , installed it yesterday :d , well its a great OS but a little bit complicated .
    ok now what i wanna do is making a link between win XP and RHEL4 , both are installed in saperate HDDS , i installed RHEL 4 in a different HDD because i can't risk my data in any way , i wan't to connect both my hard disks and boot win XP from HDD 1 and boot RHEL4 from HDD2 so that i don't have to change my every time .................

    HDD1 in which WIN xp is installed , is a 80 gb HDD , in which all the partitions are in NTFS
    ,HDD2 in which RHEL4 is installed , is a 40 gb HDD , in which i have one 5 gb FAT32 partition and all the other are linux partitions, also RHEL4 is installed in FSBR not in MBR

    i guess i need to just connect both the HDDs and edit "boot.ini" from win xp , but how is my question?????
    plz reply , n sorry for ma bad eng
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