
I run XP on many boxes.
My thought was a dual boot on the new AMD box
the old XP box had two hard drives.
Can I "move/copy" the "C" drive off the one drive that will be removed and onto the other drive that is staying, so that after removal of the original C drive the machine will boot to XP with just the remaining drive?
I have the linux iso for 64 bit on a DVD. Can I install from the DVD?
If I bring up XP on the AMD first, can I install linux over it - or is it best to put XP on one drive, then do a dual boot install of the Linux?
Do I install the windows software on Linux and again on XP? How? Do I run Wine in some way in doing the install of the win software on Linux? Or does Linux just need a single install on the Windows software on a FAT XP drive so as to access the windows software with Wine?
XP has acted wierd in the past when a hard drive with XP is moved to a new CPU motherboard machine. Is this still true - do I need to reinstall everything again including the XP OS after the hard drive with XP OS is moved to the new AMD machine?