Just popping in
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@Faranheit
The suggested procedure is the following:
- Install first OS4.1 on the HD - leave space on the HD to be used later for the Linux partitions - as OS4.1 boot partition use only FFS - then install Debian (with the ISO from our web site) - the install procedure need a fast internet connection (it's a net-install CD) and may take several minutes - create at least 3 partitions:
????? boot partition, 100 MB size, ext2/ext3 filesystem ????? swap partition, 2 Gb max size ????? root partition, ext2/ext3 filesystem
- At the end of the install procedure, a new bootloader (ub2lb) will be automatically installed in the hard drive RDB
That's all, at the next reboot Uboot will show you two menu entries for the multiboot
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