I work with qnx rtp and w2000
How can i make un dual boot
Hi,
Do a search in the QNX Knowledge Base for Windows 2000.
http://qdn.qnx.com/support/bok/index.html
Regards,
Joe
Hi…
you could create a partition (use partition magic 6.0), and then install
RTP in this partition.
A word of caution (and if it is relevant to you of course): if your
wing 2000 is based on NTFS, then you will not see this partition from
rtp. A way around is to create a d:\ drive in your win2k box which is
FAT32. Then you’ll see this FAT32 partition from RTP.
“Jérôme Fabry” wrote:
I work with qnx rtp and w2000
How can i make un dual boot
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Hi,
Hardware Support Account <hw@qnx.com> wrote in article
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Hi,
Do a search in the QNX Knowledge Base for Windows 2000.
http://qdn.qnx.com/support/bok/index.html
Regards,
Joe
I’ve read the solution at http://qdn.qnx.com/support/bok/solution.qnx?10377
On my mind, information “Because Windows 2000 does not have a config.sys
like Windows 95/98, it is unable to dual boot with QNX RTP under the
Windows boot loader” is incorrect. I agree, Microsoft does not wish to
share the same hardware with non-MS’s OSes. But Windows boot loader is
suitable to creat dual, trial, quadro and more boot system. You could read
about solution in qdn.public.qnxrtp.newuser under sabj:RTP+NT dual boot
system. I’m sorry, I send my message to that newgroup incongruity, perhaps.
Best regards,
Eduard