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Subject: menu driver to boot up the correct congif.sys ?
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From: conslt01@zeus.unomaha.edu (The Oracle)
Date: 13 Apr 91 12:08:11 CST
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> I haven't looked at or used MBOOT.SYS, but I have used multiconfig 2.0
> (multic20.zoo) and it works GREAT!  Lets you have up to three different
> configurations within a single config.sys file, and also includes a program
> that checks which version (returns the value in ERRORLEVEL) so you can
> have conditional sections in autoexec.bat!  VERY cool.

I am looking for a menu-driven utility that will, upon bootup, give me a menu
that will ask me what config.sys I would like to use.  I currently have programs
that need a coprocessor (I have a tsr emulation), some that need expanded, some
that need extended.  I hate to have to make 10 different boot disks to run all
my program, but that is about what I'm going to have to do unless I can come 
accross something like this.
Is this what the MBOOT.SYS or MULTICONFIG 2.0 does?  If so, where can I lay my
greedy little hand on it?  If not, then is there something that I can lay my
other greedy little hand on to do this, or am I SOL as far as this goes?
	Thank you in advance,
				John G. Schroeder
				The Oracle
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