Re: Dual Boot by Trevor
Trevor
Mon Sep 26 12:08:24 CDT 2005
John Barnes a écrit :
> Use the recovery console and the bootcfg command to add your other drive.
> It will be detected properly. You need ntldr from the x64 install on your
> boot drive to be able to boot to x64. Suggest you copy from the x64 install
> to the x32 drive. You might also want to copy ntdetect.com for safety. I
> would make a folder and move the x32 files into it as a backup if anything
> goes wrong. You can use bootcfg /scan to see all your windows system and
> then bootcfg /add to add the one that isn't there, or bootcfg /rebuild .
> Don't forget the space between the command and parameters.
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> "Trevor BROOKES" <REMOVEtrevor@cdmail.com> wrote in message
> news:ueTMc7bwFHA.596@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
>
>>Hi
>>
>>I have installed XP64 on a second disc which is a P ata,
>>
>>My Xp32 is installed on a Sata II, When I boot the xp32 my sata is C, and
>>the XP64 disc is the G
>>
>>To boot the XP64 I have to change the bios setting and then my P ata xp64
>>become the C
>>
>>How do I get windows to give me a choice at boot start up
>>If I add to my XP32 ini a second line :
>>
>>multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Windows XP Professional x64
>>Edition" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect
>>
>>But this does not work as it gives me an error
>>I tried changing the 'rdisk(0)' to 1 or even 2 but no luck as I suppose
>>that it should stay on G ie for me the 2 disk
>>
>>can anyone help me on this please
>>
>>Thanks
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Will try this , thanks a lot