"It does not require windows 7 at all."
That's strange, because that's what the BCD description said!! I don't understand. You are saying something different from what the program's webpage was saying???
EclipticShell,
Most Excellent Dude: I can use this. This is just what I need. I'll give it a try and see if it does the trick!!!
"If you want to use DOS, why dont you just run it in a VM?"
When I run DOS in a VM, I am not able to install another OS because it does not have enough memory to run it from the RAM!
If I was going to load a program into virtual memory, I might as well use Linux over DOS!
The point is, is that I am using this as a "backup [plan A] repair tool".
NyxCharon,
I only know the bare minimum of Linux -- Gparted, how to install, partition, and that's just about it. I ONLY use linux as a repair tool...
And so I couldn't imagine how to even BEGIN to do a multi OS install with it. As a multi OS install, XP and Puppy failed; as XP ALWAYS booted, and I could never get into Puppy!!! There was no option upon boot to choose which to load...
"it can be a bit tricky to get it to find all of the OSs"
Not sure how to "find" all of the OS's.
I don't have Ubuntu, so so much for running the sudo update-grub!!
"Is Debian able to do this and can I run RedHat drivers on debian?"
I'm not even past the BEGINNER level when it comes to Linux, so I don't even want to ask what this means.
Capain Kirk