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Old 05-22-2004, 07:50 AM   #1
sevenn
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dual boot with boot disk

Hi all

i have 2 HDs
hda NTFS win2k
hdb to be formatted

I want to install FC2 on hdb and to have a dual boot but not with grub or LILO, i want win2k to boot always and FC2 to boot only if i put a boot disk.
I know that in the installation FC2 asks if u want to create a boot disk but i dont know how can i install FC2 without ANY boot loader...
i'd like this boot system bcause so i'd avoid the bug about windows partitions, so i want to install JUST fc2 and nothing in MBR. Someone knows how?

TNX a lot!!
 
  


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