Newsgroup: it.comp.os.win.nt
Titolo: Multibooter NT / 98 ????

Ciao a tutti....
Dovrei aggiungere un HD  con ( Fat32 ) in un PC dove si trova installato un
HD con NT4.0 ( NTFS )...
Qualcuno sa dirmi come editare manualmente ( o come usare Bootpart.exe ) il
Boot.ini per inserirvi l'avvio di Win98  onde evitare castronerie .
Disco 0 : NT
Disco 1 : 98
Grazie
Gio'
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La procedura dovrebbe essere la seguente:
1) Installare Windows 98 sul 2° disco (per l'installazione l'unico
collegato) con FAT 32
2) Riavviare in modalità MS-DOS e Creare il file C:\READ.SCR come segue:
    L 100 2 o 1
    N C:\BOOTSECT.WIN (O altro nome)
    R BX
    0
    R CX
    200
    W
    Q
3) Poi eseguire il seguente comando
C:\>debug<READ.SCR (Che genera il File BootSect.win o altro nome come
specificato nella seconda riga di READ.SCR)
4) Ricollegare il disco con NT 4
5) Copiare il file BootSect.win nella root di NT
6) Modificare il File BOOT.INI (cambiare la proprietà Solo Lettura = True)
come segue:
[operating systems]
c:\bootsect.win="Windows 98"
Fine.
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Gio'
Q. I have Windows 98 installed on C: with FAT32, how do I install NT?
A. Windows 2000 can read FAT32 with no problems and so installing
Windows
2000 on a machine whose active partition (C:) is FAT32 requires no
special
steps.
Windows NT cannot read FAT32 and so special steps are necessary:
1, Create a primary partition at the beginning of the drive - Win98
has to
install into the first partition for this to work (see notes below).
2, Mark this partition Active, install Win98 then convert the
partition to
FAT32. If you don't convert to FAT32, NT will try to install its
loader
files into this first partition. If this happens, you won't be able to
convert Win98 to FAT32 later on because NT won't be able to boot.
3, Start the NT installation and use setup to create a new partition
after
the Win98 partition. NT will give you a message something like, "NT
needs to
temporarily disable the other OS before the installation can
continue". All
this does is change the active partition to the new NT partition. This
is
actually want you want so it is OK.
4, Install NT and convert the partition to NFTS.
5, Using "Disk Administrator", change the active partition to the
Win98
partition.
6, Boot into Win98 and using DEBUG.EXE, execute the following debug
script:
L 100 2 0 1
n bootsect.f32
rcx
200
w
q
7, Copy the bootsect.f32 to a floppy disk which is created in your
current
directory
C:\> copy bootsect.f32 a:
8, Use FDISK to set the active partition back to the NT partition
9, Boot to NT and copy the bootsect.f32 file into the root of C:
10, Add the following line to the end of the C:\BOOT.INI file. You
will need
to remove the system and readonly attributes:
C:\>attrib c:\boot.ini -r -s
The line to be added is:
c:\bootsect.f32="Windows 98"
Now set the permissions back on boot.ini
C:\>attrib c:\boot.ini +r +s
11, Reboot NT and you should now have an option for "Windows 98"
by NTFAQ
bye
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