Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1998 21:01:53 -0500 From: Alan Weber <aauu@ccms.net> To: Mark <mathman1@gte.net> Cc: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Re: Message-ID: <35B69990.52F13A9C@ccms.net> References: <001001bdb5d8$3e22e6c0$144f2499@mathman1.gte.net>
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I currently have a system that multi-boots Win 98, Win NT Small Business Server, FreeBSD, Linux, SCO Open Server. I would set things up this way Partition 1 Win 98 Fat 32 Partition 2 Win NT W/S & Server NTFS use different directories Partition 3 FreeBSD Partition 4 Dos Extended partition for exchanging files between systems You can boot FreeBSD of of a second HD if you dont want to mess with your current setup. Add the second hard disk and install to it. Just for reference I am using HD 1 partition 1 Win 98 Fat 32 2 gig (some games only work here) HD 1 partition 2 Windows NT SBS NTFS 4 gig (Real windows work here) HD 1 partition 3 SCO Openserver 2 gig (to test some stuff for work) HD 1 partition 4 O/S2 Boot Manager (my only IBM product) HD 2 partition 1 Linux extf2 900 meg (curiosity) HD 2 partition 2 Linux swap 100 meg (annoyed me to use a "real" partition 4 this) HD 2 partition 3 FreeBSD 2 Gig (The best unix I have found for x86) HD 2 partition 4 DOS extended 300 Meg (common file system for inter o/s exchange) I am running with 96 megs on a 200mhz mmx pentium. OS/2 boot manager will boot all of the above except SCO which requires FDISK to set it's partition active. Go to www.sysinternals.com and get the win 9x NTFS drivers and WIN NT FAT 32 drivers to make the exchange of data between win nt & 9x more convenient. Mark wrote: > Hi;I have over the last few days been looking at what you have on this > site about FreeBSD and am interested in it, however what I would like > to know is whether I can load it onto a system that is in multi-boot > with NT server, workstation and 98?I need to keep these systems cause > I am studying for my MCSE and Internet. I would also like to have a > UNIX box, I have the disk space. Also what are the minimum > requirements to run this version of UNIX? I have a 486/25 with a 170 > meg HD and would like to put this on there. It has 8 meg of ram.Thanks > for any information you can provide.Mark Roberge To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
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