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Fernando Meira wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I was told the following, which I don't agree, but in any case, I |
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> would like to hear from someone that knows :) |
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> - when having 2 different distro on 1 pc, do they have to use the same |
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> kernel? |
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> Even if they share the same swap partition and /boot is inside the |
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> root of one of the distros (and not in a separate partition)... |
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> Cheers, |
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> Fernando |
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No, but they can use a common kernel, if you want to. The same swap |
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space can be used, it's not a question. (If you want to have 2 distros |
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on 1 pc, a swap partition is recommended insted of a swap file for each) |
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It can happen because at the same time, only one of them can boot up. |
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