[yobrojas]

Hi,

I have just decided that its time to upgrade my pc, so I put my old pc in storage and bought the bits to build a new one. I have got a Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 + motherboard, 2Gb RAM, GeForce 7990 GTX and 3x250Gb SATA HDDs plus the rest. But what I am planning on doing is have Windows XP(or Vista) on 1st HDD, freeBSD on the 2nd HDD, and Linux(prob Fedora Core 5, but not sure yet) on the 3rd HDD. What is the best way of doing this? Would I have to install all the OS's on the SATA HDD's then use an old IDE HDD and put a boot loader on it? I am really confused over this as I have only ever install 2 OS's at once, and this was in a Dual-Boot on 1 partitioned HDD.

Hope that somebody could maybe shed some light on this matter for me.

Thanks

[macdude425]

Install Windows, then FreeBSD, then Linux. FreeBSD will write over the Windows bootloader and Linux will right over the FreeBSD bootloader, so it'll all work out in the end.