On 10 Jun 98 at 19:00, you wrote:
> As far as I know, there is no
> way to install DOS on any other than the first partition/first disk. If
> someone knows how, I'd like the answer to this one, as well...
>
Check out:
http://www.vein.hu/~nagyd/mrbooter.html
>From the home page:
Key Features
o Supports up to six operating systems on a single PC
o Supports DOS/Windows, Novell DOS, OpenDOS, Windows95/98, OSR2,
Windows NT, OS/2 v3.0 and v4.0, Linux, FreeBSD, SCO OpenServer
and even unknown operating systems
o Supports delay time at boot: 1-99secs or infinite (registered
only)
o Supports system names up to 16 characters long
o Supports password protecting an operating system
o Supports primary FAT partition hiding/unhiding (to eliminate
messing up other primary FAT partitions, or to boot DOS and
Windows systems from a slave harddisk)
o Supports optional beeping when boot menu appears
o Supports command line options (registered only)
o Documentation in English and Hungarian
o A small utility to save your old partition table and boot
sectors for safety
o Easy to use user interface, small resource requirement
o New DynamicLoader utility, which recognizes installed OSes
on-the-fly
o A partitioning utility is included for easy harddisk setup
before installing an OS. It's EFDISK!
I have used this with FIPS to install WIN95 to a separate partition
from DOS/WIN3x (although both partitions were on the primary HD). It
does claim to be able to dynamically boot DOS off of the slave HD.
HTH,
Jay
(Standard Disclamer...)
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