I’ve been installing multiple OSes on my home system (I’m attempting
to be an academic again - after years in industry), and have failed
with Solaris 7/8 because it insists on going on the C: drive - which
is already full.
I now have RtP 6.1 and before I go through the installation and find
out it won’t work - I figured I’d ask the question:
I use Vtech’s System Commander to do multiboot, can I install QNX RtP
on my fourth (or fifth) drive and boot via System Commander - or does
it insist on C: (the first drive)??
jerry
Jerry Heyman 919.224.1442 | IBM SWG/Tivoli Software |“Software is the
Build Infrastructure Architect | 3901 S Miami Blvd | difference between
jheyman@dev.tivoli.com | Durham, NC 27703 | hardware and reality”
http://www.acm.org/~heymanj
Consider making a boot floppy.
My boot-up time is usually faster off of a floppy than Win NT on hard disk.
Jerry Heyman wrote:
I’ve been installing multiple OSes on my home system (I’m attempting
to be an academic again - after years in industry), and have failed
with Solaris 7/8 because it insists on going on the C: drive - which
is already full.
I now have RtP 6.1 and before I go through the installation and find
out it won’t work - I figured I’d ask the question:
I use Vtech’s System Commander to do multiboot, can I install QNX RtP
on my fourth (or fifth) drive and boot via System Commander - or does
it insist on C: (the first drive)??
jerry
Jerry Heyman 919.224.1442 | IBM SWG/Tivoli Software |“Software is the
Build Infrastructure Architect | 3901 S Miami Blvd | difference between
jheyman@dev.tivoli.com > | Durham, NC 27703 | hardware and reality”
http://www.acm.org/~heymanj