2 hdd 1 computer
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texasredneck
, May 17 2009 04:51 PM
#1
Posted 17 May 2009 - 04:51 PM
#2
Posted 17 May 2009 - 05:38 PM
yes you can,
each system can read and write to the other, as they both use NTFS,
on the boot issue there are a couple of ways,
1) go into your bios and set whichever drive as first boot hard drive, this will need to be done each time you want to change o/s's
2) find out if your bios supports F11 boot options, to do this use the poweron button on your pc and keep tapping F11, with a bit of luck you will come to the boot option chooser screen,
use your up and down arrows and enter to choose the boot device
3) use a third party bootloader, i use grub on mine - grub tutorial
4) modify boot.ini - never done this, but i believe it can be done
5) use bootpart, i didn't have much success with this so i changed to grub - bootpart tutorial
each system can read and write to the other, as they both use NTFS,
on the boot issue there are a couple of ways,
1) go into your bios and set whichever drive as first boot hard drive, this will need to be done each time you want to change o/s's
2) find out if your bios supports F11 boot options, to do this use the poweron button on your pc and keep tapping F11, with a bit of luck you will come to the boot option chooser screen,
use your up and down arrows and enter to choose the boot device
3) use a third party bootloader, i use grub on mine - grub tutorial
4) modify boot.ini - never done this, but i believe it can be done
5) use bootpart, i didn't have much success with this so i changed to grub - bootpart tutorial
#3
Posted 17 May 2009 - 08:33 PM
would i set both hdd as master or keep one slave.
#4
Posted 18 May 2009 - 02:31 AM
one set to master at the end of the ide cable and the other set to slave
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