You may need to load Linux first to gain the additional boot loader (LILO) which provides additional multibooting options, or purchase Partition/Boot Magic (third party boot loader). I own both Linux Red Hat 7.1 (deluxe edition boxed set)and Partition/ Boot Magic 8 (licensed version), and have no difficulty in multibooting operating systems, the only issue it has is when running multiple boot systems with windows operating systems, 2000 and XP will be bootstrapped into a single loader making the dual boot of either of those systems possible with 98 and older windows operating systems boot on their own.
Hi:
I just installed a second hard drive and partitioned it into two parts. I now have hard drives C,D,E on my computer. My original drive C has Windows 98 loaded as the operating system.
I would like to keep my Windows on C drive and then install Windows 98 on my D drive. After that I would like to install Red Hat on my E drive. My problem is that the Windows 98 setup doesn't give me a choice of drives where I can install it to "D". I tried several ways and could not come up with a way to install Windows onto my new drive.
Any help with this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Ed Braubitz

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