-=> Quoting Ted Quick to Finn Harder <=-
 TQ> On (25 Jun 97) Finn Harder wrote to All...
 
 FH> Seems I got confused between Dual Boot and Boot Manager.
 
 FH> Boot manager works well here as described. So what can Dual Boot do
 FH> that Boot Manager can't. (And vice versa)?
 TQ> Boot Manager works well and is more likely to be stable, but Dual Boot
 TQ> doesn't require reformatting the hard drive. Dual Boot is simpler,
 TQ> though it does carry some risk, and many people decide to go to Boot
 TQ> Manager after they have trouble.
        I've just read in another OS/2 conference that Win95's VFAT
uses the same area to store a pointer to the long filename as OS/2's
EAs.  If that is really the case, then dual booting Win95 and OS/2
is definitely to be avoided since Win95 would always screw up OS/2's
EAs, a situation that you definitely do not want to get into.
        Stephane [TEAM OS/2]
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