booting the linux kernel

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I am not sure about this but you may be able to use the win2k boot loader to
boot the linux kernel.  I think it is called arcinstall.  Here again I am
not sure, I think you can specify the location by chs to boot in the ini
file.  I know it will boot win98se and win2k on fat32 partissions and will
boot win2k kernel from ntfs. The documentation from ms is scant about it so
use / don't use at your own risc.  I was able to use a text editor to edit
the arcinstall.ini to change the default os boot from win2k to win98se.  Any
one have any comments about this?
  Pete





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