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  1. Bare Foot Kid
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    whs said:
    Bare Foot Kid said:
    whs said:
    Thanks Ted. Did you try it and is it worth the bother.

    Seems pretty stable to me so far, it's worth a play!


    If you boot it on real hardware put it on a Logical drive.
    If any, I would put it into vBox - although I saw that there seems to be a problem with the Guest additions.

    Some are getting it running in VBox without issue, I couldn't get it in VBox or VMware so I installed it to my main machine on a Logical drive so it wouldn't/couldn't mess with the "System" boot files.
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  3. SIW2
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    It's just fine as a normal dual/multiboot boot.

    Exactly the same as if you multiboot Vista and 7, or 7 and 7 - it's all nt6 - no problems at all.
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  4. dardanus
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    Win 8 is realy worth downloading
    I couldn't get it to run in any virtualization software that's why I wanted to create a new partition to dualboot it
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