Take the partition(s) RH is in and give it a mount point like
"/mnt/redhat/whatever" in the partitioning tool. Then just be sure the
correct partitions are named in LILO for your RH and Mdk boots.
Couldn't tell you with Solaris. 8's ISOs wouldn't boot on my testing
system's hardware.
jtannenba wrote:
>Does anyone know if you can get mandrake to ignore
>another distro (RH) if in a different partition?
>I seem to always end up where it wants RH's
>partitions.
>
>Can Mandrake and RH co-exist on a drive? Can Solaris?
>
>Thanks for any help,
>Joe
>
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