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Join Date: Jan 2002
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OK I have my system now dual booting win 98 and win xp and its partioned like this ...
C: Win98 D: Win Xp E: Files When I am in win 98 or win xp I can still see the other 2 drives ... I would prefer it that when in Win 98 I can only see C and E drive and when in Win XP I can only see D and E drives ... Also ... I have an intel wireless keyboard/mouse/joypad that aren't connected yet but ... How will I be able to choose which os to boot with ... I don't think the k/b will be recognised until the pc has booted into and os ? |
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: New Joisey
Posts: 110
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It will read everything like I should. I don't believe you can make the drive invisible. I am not, sure it should select windows XP as the first OS.
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Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: PA
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You could try formatting your partition with XP on it in NTFS format, since windows 98 uses the fat file system it won't be able to read the the NTFS file system that XP is using, but when you are in XP you will be able to read both NTFS and FAT so you will see and be able to write to all drives.
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Gorham Me
Posts: 243
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I don't know of anyway to have one operation system see certain drives and not other ones. Win98 should be able to use any drives that are formated using NTFS... not that that solves your problem of anything.
How do you have the mouse/keyboard connected? If they are PS/2 they will be active when the system boots, so they will work in the bios and things like that. If they are USB, they won't work until the operating system has fully loaded. You will need another keyboard to enter the bios. -JRW |
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