[Liverpool] Multi-Boot Query
Andy Carter
andy.carter at theroom.org
Thu Mar 19 23:34:43 UTC 2009
Hi Scott,
My advice would be to try virtualisation, unless you particularly need
every ounce of performance your machine offers within each OS. My
personal preference is for VMware Workstation running on Ubuntu,
although one of my colleagues is more than happy with VirtualBox.
Kind Regards
Andy
Scott Brimin wrote:
> Good evening, y'all.
>
> I have need for some advice on a matter of multi-booting OS'. My problem
> is more specifically windows but my solution is sufficiently 'nix to
> justify my use of this forum.
>
> So here goes it.
>
> I'm planning on installing multiple versions and different OS' on my
> computer. For the sake of simplifying the situation, let's say I want:
>
> 1) Windows XP Professional
> 2) Windows XP Professional (x64)
> 3) Windows Vista Business
> 4) Kubuntu 8.10
>
>
> They will all be on a single hard disk with GRUB, naturally, as boot-loader.
>
> The problem I foresee is that I want all three Windows to have the same
> drive letters and setups. But I'm fairly certain that the system drive
> letters will increment as C, E, F. I want all system drives to be C.
>
> I've taken a look at grub and I know it can hide partitions and swap
> partition positions.
>
> Can anyone offer any advice, docs and/or help to solve my problems?
>
> Please and thank you.
>
>
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