[ale] Hello...

[Pritchard, Kenneth]

I use removable drive bays in my machines. If I want to boot a different
O/S, I just shutdown, pull out the drive, and install the one containing the
O/S I want to boot. I have a second drive permanently installed to share
data between all O/S's. Easier than opening the cover every time and I don't
have to quadruple boot.

If you have never seen them, the rack fits in an empty 5-1/4" bay. Your
drive goes in the tray which slides into the rack. They should be available
from most hardware suppliers.

Ken

Daniel wrote:
> My advice is limited. If you can't spare a whole computer to Linux, I'd at
> least get a dedicated hard drive and hand swap IDE cables from your
> Windows
> or whatever drive- even a obsolete 4GB 5400rpm will do (cheap). Learning
> and destroying already exisiting Windows or whatever partition/data goes
> hand in hand.
> 
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