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I am running a laptop with windows server 03'. I have partitioned my drive and installed red hat 9. I would like to dual boot. I don't know how to do it. Any advice?
I have installed Lilo. I can boot to both separately(redhat, using the foppy). But, I don't always have my floppy drive with me. I have tried to copy the bootsect.lnx file to a floppy and puting it on my c: drive, and editing my boot.ini. All I get when I do this is a blinking cursor(when choosing linux in my os choice screen).
I windows server 03' on my laptop because I am traveling a lot and I am learning server 03' while on the road.
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