I have an interesting problem to solve.
I am planning to set up a system with the following OSes in a same hard drive
1. Windows XP - NTFS - Primary
2. Windows Vista - NTFS - Primary
3. Ubuntu - ext3 - Primary
4. Ubuntu SWAP
I should be able to change the active (default) boot partition inside any OS. For example,
* I logged in to Windows XP
Changing default boot to Linux
reboot
system boots automatically to Linux
* I logged in to Linux
Changing default boot partition to Vista
reboot
System boots automatically to Vista
and so.
Can some one suggest how to achieve this. Will Easy BCD help?
I am OK to add/modify partitions.
Thanks
I am planning to set up a system with the following OSes in a same hard drive
1. Windows XP - NTFS - Primary
2. Windows Vista - NTFS - Primary
3. Ubuntu - ext3 - Primary
4. Ubuntu SWAP
I should be able to change the active (default) boot partition inside any OS. For example,
* I logged in to Windows XP
Changing default boot to Linux
reboot
system boots automatically to Linux
* I logged in to Linux
Changing default boot partition to Vista
reboot
System boots automatically to Vista
and so.
Can some one suggest how to achieve this. Will Easy BCD help?
I am OK to add/modify partitions.
Thanks