Microsoft: Dual Boot Windows and Linux on Supercomputers
	As far as Microsoft is concerned, Windows and Linux dual boot scenarios go beyond the desktop, well beyond. The Redmond company's proprietary operating system and the open source platform can also dual boot on supercomputers. Essentially, what Microsoft is proposing involves pushing Windows into what is generally regarded as the natural territory for open source, namely high performance computing. In this regard, the software giant pu ... [read more >>]
	19 June 2008, 07:29GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

iPhone Dual Boot
	How would you like to have two iPhones in one? NerveGas of iPhone Dev Team reveals that the team has been using dual-booting to jailbreak the iPhone for months. The team has decided to release the hack enabling iPhone users to boot multiple versions of the ... [read more >>]
	14 March 2008, 06:14GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 and Linux OpenSuSE Dual Boot
	Microsoft Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 and the Linux OpenSuSE can coexist in a dual boot configuration on a High-Performance Computing cluster, but it requires advanced installation and configuration. Fortunately enough, Microsoft has supplied a document describing in detail the setting up of a High-Performance Computing cluster in order to be able to dual boot Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 and Linux OpenSuSE. &q ... [read more >>]
	01 August 2007, 05:26GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Install Ubuntu from Windows in 3 Steps without Using a CD
	I can't help thinking about the days when, if you wanted to install a Linux distribution on your system, you had to go through a messy repartitioning of your hard drive, burning the distribution's image on a CD (or several CDs – there where no DVDs around those times) and, finally, figuring out what to do with the newly created CDs. If you were lucky enough you had a semi-working OS on your machine that needed numerous tweak ... [read more >>]
	28 July 2007, 07:50GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Bring Windows XP Back to Life after You Install Windows Vista
	Installing Windows Vista on a machine that already runs Windows XP can generate some functionality problems. Windows XP and Windows Vista dual-boot configuration issues involve the users' inability to start XP. At the basis of this issue is the fact that the Vista installation alters the disk layout on your machine. In such a case starting Windows XP will generate the following error: “Windows could not start because the fol ... [read more >>]
	19 April 2007, 05:14GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia