Re: OT: Installing a second OS
 

Depends.
I have a SATA drive and IDE drive, so no jumper settings needed.
WinXP handles the situation with ease.

Re: OT: Installing a second OS
 

Depends. A tiny XP install can fit inside of a GB (WinXP embedded can go all the way down to 5MB, but it can't do anything). My RHEL4 install is actually larger than any install of XP I've ever done...

Re: OT: Installing a second OS
 

Uh...?

Re: OT: Installing a second OS
 

Perhaps you should look under start -> programs -> accessories -> System tools? http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/image...ies/tongue.gif Or perhaps on your CD http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/image...ies/tongue.gif

Re: OT: Installing a second OS
 

Done both (Although I can't quite remember if I actually opened the cd - I went through the same steps that installed it with our old cd, but it didn't work.

Re: OT: Installing a second OS
 

what didn't work?

Re: OT: Installing a second OS
 

Something I tried to install the windows backup thing.

Re: OT: Installing a second OS
 

what backup thing? did you reinstalled windows?

Re: OT: Installing a second OS
 

The windows backup thing. It's named 'Backup'. I'm being as helpfull as I can, except to say that it's supposed to be under 'Start Menu' - 'All Programs' - 'Accessories' - 'System Tools' and it isn't.

Re: OT: Installing a second OS
 

I wouldn't mess with Windows Backup. I have tried to use it with only limited success. Your better off using something like Ghost & make an image of the whole drive.
By the way, you can make a manual dual boot with 2 harddrive while controlling your HD jumpers with a DPDT switch. But when you can do it with the software, why do it.