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geese · 09-28-2005, 03:59 AM

if you are using Suse linux it very easy, just click on booty loader configeration in Yast.
if not and you are using the GRUB boot loader, you can edit the boot menu list (menu.lst).

i do not understand what you mean by installing to a directory. if it means a windows XP/NT directory, then the answer is no. this is because linux cannot write to the NTFS flie system. Also there is only one version of linux that i know of that can be installed to a windows directory (winlinux) and can only be done in windows 98/me, they use the FAT file system.

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geese Bronze Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: West Indies Posts: 68	if you are using Suse linux it very easy, just click on booty loader configeration in Yast. if not and you are using the GRUB boot loader, you can edit the boot menu list (menu.lst). i do not understand what you mean by installing to a directory. if it means a windows XP/NT directory, then the answer is no. this is because linux cannot write to the NTFS flie system. Also there is only one version of linux that i know of that can be installed to a windows directory (winlinux) and can only be done in windows 98/me, they use the FAT file system. __________________ AMD 64 3200+ 939-pin * MSI K8N NEO4-F * 1GB RAM * 120GB HD * NEC 16X DVD+/-RW * GF6200 256M PCI-E * Thermaltake Venus 12 CPU fan OS - SuSE Pro 9.3 Registered Linux user # 395739 Last edited by geese; 09-28-2005 at 04:10 AM.