Re: Can multiple OS's reside on the same hard drive?

[Donald 'X-caiver' Pattee Jr <afn45687@afn.org>]

You don`t have to repartition your harddrive. That si foolish. Just get
acopy of Tsukie(something like htat..if you want I can check and find the
exact name, or maybe it is Taifun. yeah, that is what I think it is). It
puts a little bit of code at the begining of the 'prodos' file that ives you
the option of using multiple OS`s. You set it up, and you have seperate
"System" folders on your drive (system.0 system.1 etc). You tell Taifun what
you want to boot up with usually, and you always have the option of changing
your mind during the boot process. I have 5 "OS`s" on my harddrive that I
can use just by hitting "1 2 3 or 4" during the initial boot , and it always
defaults to the other one.




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