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Originally Posted by komyg Also I've been asking around how to do make a dual-boot and apparently I need to install Windows first and then Linux. They say that Windows ...
  1. 03-01-2007 #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by komyg
    Also I've been asking around how to do make a dual-boot and apparently I need to install Windows first and then Linux. They say that Windows will override grub without prompting and that it might not recognize my linux partitions.
    we have to fix/re-install windows most of times and the fixing process rewrites MBR. Linux Boot Loader (GRUB/Lilo) re-install is a matter of seconds only. just one or two commands. dont worry about that.





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    Exclamation Dual-Boot

    Personally, I had a Win2000 partition and, although I did have to have that on the machine first, I had no problem putting Linux on to the free space.

    I had been talking about the qualities of VMware for Linux, although I was calling it WINE... This lets you run a complete Windows System under Linux but whether you think that this is a better option is not something that I could tell you, as I'm not aware of the particular functions of the Siemens Dev Kit, although I imagine that it would be required for Siemens hardware?
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    Quote Originally Posted by komyg
    The point is that I am trying to develop an application for the Siemens TC65 module, and to do this I need to install a development kit (Siemens SMTK Enviroment) that is only available to Windows.
    I've been doing TC65 development natively under Linux. I've documented my setup procedure here.
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    Red face I'm out...

    Well, I'm afraid that this goes well without my (limited) area of knowledge.

    Sorry!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by xargs View Post
    I've been doing TC65 development natively under Linux. I've documented my setup procedure here.
    Could you please send me the smtk i don't find it any where through the net
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