Dual Boot Problem
William Grant
tanarrifujitsu at optusnet.com.au
Fri Dec 30 04:16:26 UTC 2005
On Thu, 2005-12-29 at 18:45 -0800, James Diehl wrote:
> Good Luck on this one fellas! I was running dual-boot XP Pro and
> Ubuntu, and they both constantly fought for control of the system
> board and CPU. Ubuntu finally won! My computer cannot run a Windows
> program at all! The binaries from Ubuntu are different enough, plus
> the Debian format, that it took control of my system and locked
> Windows out completely. My processor won't even recognize the Windows
> program! I converted my PC to Ubuntu, and didn't look back. But now,
> I have to build a new system with Windows on it! I thought I had
> Windows up and running again, but when I tried to make a
> backup/restore with Ghost, when it rebooted, it said: "Your operating
> system is missing!" I'm glad I had my Ubuntu disc handy!
What on earth are you talking about!!?? One runs at a time. It is
impossible for multiple to run simultaneously, however it is trivial to
be able to select between them at bootup.
Ubuntu won't be able to run Windows programs (without a compatibility
layer like Wine, of course), because it isn't Windows!
William.
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