You're on the right track. But you simply can't add that file to the Boot.ini menu.

You need to get a loader called BootPart from www.winimage.com.

BootPart is the utility that Corel Linux used for it's customers who wanted to dual boot with XP (before Xandros took it over).

It is very easy to configure. Run Bootpart to determine what the Linux code number of the Linux partition is on your second drive.

Then, plug that number into the command line for Bootpart and it will automagically put the right entry into Boot.ini

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