On Fri, 8 Oct 2004, Josef Lowder wrote:
> Any suggestions on how to proceed?
>
> Which should I install first?
Install any Linux first. Just be sure to have a choice in setting up your
partitioning. Maybe have partitions for:
swap
/home
linux1 /
linux2 /
linux3 /
NetBSD / :)
If you can't create all partitions at install time, at least create swap
and /home and the main partition for you current installation.
Be sure to have plenty of disk space left for later.
Also, don't create multiple partitions for /usr, /boot, /var, etc.
Just let it all go to one big partition.
(I am assuming your BIOS will support booting from anywhere on disk.)
> I think I'd prefer to use Lilo, unless there are important
> advantages to a different boot loader.
lilo would be fine. Later you can try grub too.
I do the same on a few systems.
Jeremy C. Reed
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