-=> Kevin Klement wrote to Kurt Weiske <=-

 KK> Yes, but I don't want to use Windows 7 XP mode, just want both OS's on
 KK> my drive. And to be able to boot to either one.


Understood. There's pluses and minuses either way, but virtualization seems
like the wave of the future and it might be a good idea to start playing
with it.

I've never had good luck with native dual boot with multiple Windows OSes,
but Linux and Windows seem to play nicely via Linux's boot manager. Once
Linux is on, it's easy to load multiple Windows OSes.

--kW



 
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