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| I installed Gentoo on a laptop. I now plan to install it on a PC with Windows 2k and dual boot. Do I need to make the linux boot partition bootable by placing the (*) since the NTFS partition is already toggled bootable? -- Colyn Goodson http://home.swbell.net/colyng http://www.colyngoodson.com |
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| Colyn wrote: > I installed Gentoo on a laptop. I now plan to install it on a PC with > Windows 2k and dual boot. > > Do I need to make the linux boot partition bootable by placing the (*) > since the NTFS partition is already toggled bootable? IMHO it's easiest to just install a linux boot loader and you don't have to worry about things like that. http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/...with-GRUB.html //Aho |
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| On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 07:36:12 +0200, "J.O. Aho" <user@example.net> wrote: >Colyn wrote: >> I installed Gentoo on a laptop. I now plan to install it on a PC with >> Windows 2k and dual boot. >> >> Do I need to make the linux boot partition bootable by placing the (*) >> since the NTFS partition is already toggled bootable? > >IMHO it's easiest to just install a linux boot loader and you don't have to >worry about things like that. > >http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/...with-GRUB.html > > > > //Aho I plan to use grub as I did on my laptop. -- Colyn Goodson http://home.swbell.net/colyng http://www.colyngoodson.com |
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| Colyn wrote: > I installed Gentoo on a laptop. I now plan to install it on a PC with > Windows 2k and dual boot. > > Do I need to make the linux boot partition bootable by placing the (*) > since the NTFS partition is already toggled bootable? > > If you install Linux after Windows than it's the easy way. Just keep Windows partition as bootable - otherwise windows wont boot. Grub or Lilo can boot from any partition - make it your OS loader. Regards, m.s.w |