duo boot systems...revisited, i think?

[John covici]

So what is your question -- you certainly can have dual boot systems,
either on two different drives or different partitions on the same
drive.

on Thursday 07/17/2008 Karen Lewellen(klewellen at shellworld.net) wrote
 > sigh,
 > Just when I think I have a reasonable mind and the door to the hard ware, 
 > I have to start all over again.
 > I thought there was a discussion once about the need for a duo boot 
 > system, but I cannot find this.
 > pros cons, really needful?
 > My goal remains for a number of reasons, a system with two separate drives, 
 > I know I need not do this, but  just call me paranoid grin.
 > for the foreseeable future, dos will remain my primary os, with the Linux 
 > distro I use  on the second drive.
 > I am building a different machine that will be a stand alone Linux server 
 > box,  with some extras given the results of additional research.
 > Sorry is this is a newbie question, but  after reading that the *official* 
 > stock of Debian does not support speakup,...I am behind on reading the 
 > rest of that thread, I am being more careful than ever.
 > Thanks,
 > Karen
 > 
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