After Linux is installed, how does one install Win2000?

First, you need to reinstall Lilo. Open/etc/Lilo. in the conf file, find the boot =/dev/hda line and change hda to the LINUX partition (for example, if Linux is in the second partition of the first hard disk, change it to hda2, and so on ), save the changes and run the Lilo command. Use the mkbootdisk command to create a boot disk (make a few more disks for emergency purposes ). Run dd If =/dev/hda2 of =/tmp/bootsect. lnx BS = 512 COUNT = 1; mcopy/tmp/bootsect. lnx A: (there must be a DOS-formatted floppy disk in the soft zone), remove the floppy disk, and insert it into the Win98 boot disk. Restart the computer, use the Win98 boot disk to enter DOS, and execute the fdisk/MBR command. Remove the floppy disk and restart the computer. The system disk is missing. Insert the Win2000 disc, restart the host, and install it. After security, set bootsect. copy the lnx file to the C drive and directory, and edit c: \ Boot. INI file (hidden and read-only, you need to remove this attribute), add a line C: \ bootsect. lnx = "Linux" Save, restart the host, you should be able to choose which system to enter.