Re: annoying Win95 workaround
I need to run my Win95 programs for work related reasons...not because I like
microsoft.
With that said, I install Debian a few months ago and loved it. That is until
it kept causing Win 95 to lose partitions. I would set up everything I needed
in Win 95 (2 partitions so that the linux kernel can be put within the first
1024). I had an c: and e: drives. (I use system commander for the multi
booting) After I booted Linux a couple of times, I would lose the e: drive.
This happened many times. Anyone ever heard of this????
Igor Grobman wrote:
> Some time around Sat, 08 Aug 1998 16:49:25 EDT,
> Charles Perry wrote:
> > This is the HowTo that I was looking @...would this work if I wanted to
> > run Win95 on top of Linux???? vice versa??
>
> This question should really be directed to debian-user@lists.debian.org .
> Ext2 drivers only let you see the linux partition, but do not let you run
> linux on top of win95. However, there are some alpha windows emulators for
> linux (wine and twin) which you could use to run some win95 applications on
> top of linux.
>
> --
> Proudly running Debian Linux! Linux vs. Windows is a no-Win situation....
> Igor Grobman igor@debian.org igor@igoria.net
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