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Re: Multiple Linuxes?



Can I ask a related question?  How do I setup lilo to boot into different 
filesystem?  I currently have RH 6.0 on hda5 and RH 7.0 on hda1, but no 
matter how I modify lilo.conf, I run into problems with RH 6.0.  It 
complains that I am using a different version of /boot/System.map.  How 
do I let RH 6.0 use its own resources, nd not use RH 7.0's resources?  
Thanks!

Chip


Kevin Colby wrote:
> 
> "Young, C Bryan" wrote:
> > 
> > I'm interested in testing multiple distributions of Linux on my PC.  My
> > question:  can I share Linux Swap space and/or a /home partition between
> > RedHat, Debian, Mandrake, etc?
> 
> Certainly, and it is even a good idea too.  Just set /etc/fstab such that
> swap or /home is mounted from the same partition for all those installations.
> Of course, sharing executables and libraries gets a lot more complicated,
> but user file storage and swap are pretty compatible across distributions.
> 
> 	- Kevin Colby
> 	  kevinc grainsystems com
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Best wishes,
Chip 






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