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the best thing to do is to install your Win2K first, and then after that, you should install RH. Winbloze likes to be the first partition in the diks always...so this way you'll save lots of problem if installed otherwise.
Is this your first time using/installing Linux?
if you need any more help, would be more than glad to help,
good luck.
go Lilo, it's straight forward to use, and well, it usually always works.
Grub, some may argue, is easier because you don't have to re-run it when you edit it, but sometimes with Grub you need to edit more than one file to make sure it will work 100%.
I use both, one of each computer, and if I install it on another computer I would go Lilo.
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