[clue-tech] [OT?]How do I multiboot Windows NT 3.51 and Windows2000?

[William]

Hex Star wrote:

> Hmm k had a feeling I'd get such a response since this list is mainly 
> targeted towards linux only so sorry about the OT posting...any 
> recommendations on a good windows mailing list that should be able to 
> answer this question for me? Thanks and sorry! :-)

You're pretty much on your own.  Windows NT 3.5x met its End-of-Life 
period a LONG time ago.  Windows NT 4.0 met its End-of-Life in the last 
year.  You paid money for an OS that the vendor -- ergo, the world -- no 
longer supports.  Because Windows is closed-source, you'd be _real_ 
lucky to find any list anywhere that actively supports Windows NT 3.51.

Try:  http://www.microsoft.com/ and poke around for the message boards 
at MSDN or TechNet.  I haven't looked, but I'm pretty sure that you 
won't find anything useful.

If you're die-hard Windows, then a much better use of your time would be 
to invest in an active OS like Windows 2003 Server.  Windows 2000 Server 
is still active, but it probably won't be for much longer.  If Windows 
2000 is already on the machine you just acquired, leave it or upgrade to 
2003 Server.

If you're open-minded and can afford the time (which it sounds like you 
can), take a look at any of the Linux breeds which support multiple CPUs 
(SMP kernels).  I personally recommend http://www.centos.org/ (which is 
derived from Red Hat Enterprise Linux).

Aside from the advice above, CLUE = Colorado LINUX Users Group.  Windows 
questions like yours just don't belong here.
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