This video demonstrates how to triple boot a computer, which includes Windows XP, Ubuntu, and Backtrack 2 all on one machine.
How To: Triple boot three operating systems on one computer
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3 Comments
the big question'd be.. how did you make the video? I mean, how can you still record while restarting pc? that was awesome
Probably a capture card
5 Years ago..(It's Alive) Point a cam at the screen.
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