From: ian@ourshack.com   
      
   In article , Edmund wrote:   
   > Any solutions for it?   
      
   As a rule of thumb, install windows first, it always used to like to be   
   in the first partition. Make sure windows works and boots OK, then   
   install BeOS in the second partition and use BeOS's boot manager.   
   Thats always worked for me with BeOS and Linux on the same disk as   
   windows.   
      
   --   
   Ian Newham   
   mailto:ian@ourshack.com   
   http://www.IanNewham.com   
      
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