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17th July 2007

Switch between two Operating Systems without a boot or partition manager

posted in Desktop, Educational Videos, Fun, Hard Drive, Hardware Videos, How To, OS Videos |

In this video a clever guy shows us how he devised a way to have two hard drives with a different operating system on each drive. Once the setup is complete the change is as easy as a flick of the switch!

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