Yes 2 physical.
c: (1st physical) has boot for win98, winXP (dual boot). I almost never boot to win98 but setup that way :) No boot software special other than win.
Cetin

>Cetin,
>You use 2 physical drives? What boot software do you use?
>-Gil
>
>>Sorry I don't know what they mean. I boot to win98,win2K and winXP on 2 disks which are 15 and 10Gb.
>>Cetin
>>
>>>Cetin,
>>>I'm going to try to set up my PC for multiple O/S's using BootMagic. There's a warning in the documentation that all the O/S's must be loaded into partitions below the 8 GB boundary unless the PC supports int13 extensions, in which case you can create larger partitions. I'd like to give each 'C' Drive 10 GB instead of 2.5 GB (I want Win98, Win2k, and Win XP O/S's to choose from when I bootup.)
>>>
>>>Here's the quote from PowerQuest's support page on partitioning a harddrive to install Windows 2000/XP on a win98 system:
>>>"In most cases Windows 2000/XP and Windows 95/98/Me boot partitions must all start below the 8 GB boundary to be bootable. However, if your system supports INT13 extensions, then Windows XP/2000, Windows Me, and some distributions of Linux can boot beyond the 8 GB boundary. Consult your system documentation to determine if your system supports INT13 extensions."
>>>
>>>-Gil