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Dual NTFS Partition

huh? if you mean having two ntfs partitions...yes...same as you would create any other partition under disk management
 
I currently switch between 2 FAT32 boot partitions by booting to DOS and running a batch file that calls a DOS utility. If I covert all my partitions to NTFS how can switch between them? I've had problems in the past with utilities like Boot Magic and don't want to use them.
 
Originally posted by: sync
I currently switch between 2 FAT32 boot partitions by booting to DOS and running a batch file that calls a DOS utility. If I covert all my partitions to NTFS how can switch between them? I've had problems in the past with utilities like Boot Magic and don't want to use them.

NT/2k/XP have a boot utility built in that will boot between OSes. FAT32 sucks, dump it.
 
I know that XP has a boot utility but can I use it for switching between 2 XP installations in different partitions?
 
Originally posted by: sync
I know that XP has a boot utility but can I use it for switching between 2 XP installations in different partitions?

NT/2k/XP have a boot utility that allows you to select the OS you want to boot.

ie. Yes.
 
Originally posted by: sync
I currently switch between 2 FAT32 boot partitions by booting to DOS and running a batch file that calls a DOS utility. If I covert all my partitions to NTFS how can switch between them? I've had problems in the past with utilities like Boot Magic and don't want to use them.

uhhh... i don't think you can see ntfs partitions in dos
 
Originally posted by: awwwyeah206
Originally posted by: sync
I currently switch between 2 FAT32 boot partitions by booting to DOS and running a batch file that calls a DOS utility. If I covert all my partitions to NTFS how can switch between them? I've had problems in the past with utilities like Boot Magic and don't want to use them.

uhhh... i don't think you can see ntfs partitions in dos

That's right. That's why I asked the question.

 
Originally posted by: awwwyeah206
Originally posted by: sync
I currently switch between 2 FAT32 boot partitions by booting to DOS and running a batch file that calls a DOS utility. If I covert all my partitions to NTFS how can switch between them? I've had problems in the past with utilities like Boot Magic and don't want to use them.

uhhh... i don't think you can see ntfs partitions in dos

NTFS4DOS, atleast I think that is what it is called. DOS sucks, why bother with it?
 
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