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In , on 06/21/03   
   at 03:52 PM, "Richard Knebel"  said:  
>my linux  with it. Will i run into problems trying to boot because of the  
>journeled  file system that ecomstation installs ? Is there an option not  
>to install  this. I do not want to be able to boot my XP after install.  
 
JFS will not cause you any problems with XP.  You may be confusing JFS  
with LVM.  While you can have JFS volumes, you will install eCS to an HPFS  
volume.  eCS uses LVM to define the drive letter to partition  
relationship.  
 
How do you plan to partition the 2nd drive?  If I understand your post,  
you do not plan to make any changes to the first drive.  
 
Steven  
 
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