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Originally Posted by excaliber7388
Ah, thanks.
Personally, it's a lot more work to put linux on your computer x_X
Still going to do it, but only after a lot of research, and very carefully XD
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If you write yourself a boot floppy when you install your Linux distribution, then if Windows overwrites the boot record, then you could boot using that floppy to open your Linux setup and then rewrite the boot loader.
If you're using the LILO bootloader, then you should just be able to rewrite it using the 'lilo' command.