Dual boot with Windows 3.1

[UnknownTBeast]

How do I make a dual boot drive for vista and windows 3.1?

 

[Sinner]

How do I make a dual boot drive for vista and windows 3.1?

Set an 80286 based machine next to your Vista box. Oh, and you have to be
ambidextrous.

 

[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

You don't.

 

[UnknownTBeast]

Why not, why can't I just have two partitions?

 

[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

I can assure you that if you have hardware that supports
Windows Vista, that same hardware is not supported by
the obsolete, ancient Windows 3.1 operating system.
In other words, it will never install.

 

[Nonny]

Why not, why can't I just have two partitions?

You can have all the partitions you want, but it won't change the fact
that you're a moron.

 

[the wharf rat]

You don't.

works fine with grub.

in fact, it works fine with lilo.

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

Why not just run Windows 3.1 in a virtual machine using VPC? Then you can
run it right on your Vista desktop.

 

[the wharf rat]

In other words, it will never install.

You probably won't get sata drivers for 3.1, but virtually everything
else could be made to work. That being said you're better off running such a
tiny OS in a virtual machine.

 

[UnknownTBeast]

Damn Nonny, I didn't come here to get insulted but to find something out. Why
don't you just leave, your not wanted, like Adam.

 

[Spanky de Monkey, ESQ]

Nonny,

You are such a ****tard.

Now place your head firmly up your ass and breath deeply.

If you start caughing, don't worry. Remove your head. Then insert it back
again.

Resume normal breathing.

 

[milt]

How do I make a dual boot drive for vista and windows 3.1?

The bigger question is...

Why the heck would you even want to?

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

Given modern hardware its probably the only one.

Running Windows 3.1 in a VM may be a better suggestion.