Brad wrote:
> But I found this interesting too; I'm not very up-to-date with the
> Microsoft operating systems, and didn't know that Win98 will only run
> on the 'first' disk of a system, or that Win2K and XP are more clever.
Nope. LILO (and other bootloaders) can cheat Win98 to believe it IS on
primary drive and behave like 'normal' on any drive, just the partition
HAS to be primary.
NT related OS's retained their Unix trait of being able to be called
from logical partitions in extended.
> Thanks for the help,
>
>
> Brad
Stanislaw
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