RE: connectix

[marc@xxxxxxxx]

With Connectix Virtual PC, the secondary OS's (Virtual PCs) are in reality just
large flat files (eg C:\My Documents\Linux.vhd)
So to answer your question, if Linux (or OS2, DOS other flavours of Windoze)is
the Virtual OS then it doesn't matter.
Presumably you need to have your primary OS installed at the beginning of the
partition, whatever that may be.

Marc



Quoting Brian.Henderson@xxxxxxxx:

> By the way...with a duel Linux/Win2k setup, can Linux be installed
> anywhere
> on the disk, or does it need the beginning of the partition like Win9x?
>
> -Brian H.
>
> -----------------------Original Message------------------------------
>
> From: Emery Snyder [mailto:emery.snyder@xxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 8:14 AM
> To: xywrite list
> Subject: connectix
>
>
> One more thing I didn't make clear in my last post:
>
> If you're running VirtualPC, you can cut and paste data between apps
> in different OS's.
>
> (I have never figured out if you can do that in Linux using WINE or
> DOSemu. It probably depends on how you have your X-Windows or desktop
> software (Gnome, KDE) configured.)
>