Re: NT to talk to Unix

Joseph S. D. Yao (jsdycospo.osis.gov)
Wed, 7 Oct 1998 14:33:50 -0400 (EDT)

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> I have currently installed Windows 95 OSR2(spit spit), Windows NT (NTFS
> FAT) & S.U.S.E. Linux on my home machine. Everything is set up &
> working, however I still have two questions to be answered:
>
> 1. Is it possible for NT to recognise or utilise the Unix partition on
> the Hard Drive?
>
> 2. How do I make a call to load Linux (I have set up a batch file in c:
> which runs X windows) from the NT - Boot.ini file?

There was a utility to read ext2 file systems from MSW'95, probably
works on MSW-NT, but who knows? There is also an [old] HOWTO on
dual-booting Linux and NT. This might be better answered in a Linux
mailing list or newsgroup - I know that some things have changed since
the HOWTO.

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