wrote:
> Attempting to add 2K destroyed the
> XP installation.
That's not a total shock. Doing a backlevel Win
install is a treacherous business. At the very least,
I think you'd have to completely hide the presence of
the later Win, and I'm not sure if or how that might
be done. And each Win install must be altering the
MBR in some way.
> My Acronis True Image copy of XP failed to recover,
That doesn't sound like much of an endorsement for
their product.
> so I took the drive back to as-delivered.
Wouldn't that take XP back to 40G in size ?
> It now has:
> WXP NTFS primary
> W2K NTFS primary
> eCS HPFS ext
So you did ultimately get the OS coexistence you were
looking for, incl. the two versions of Win ?
Jordan
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