Hi folks,
I read a very interesting article about a way to switch between linux and Windows XP by hibernating the current session in each OS, and moving to the other OS, thus still keeping the old session as it was. The article is detailed here:
http://www.apcstart.com/site/admin/2006/08/1087/how-vista-screws-dual-booting-nirvana
I find this idea much more pleasing than the regular Boot Camp which basically asks you to reboot while shutting down the current OS. Plus, booting from hibernation is much faster than actually performing a restart, about 10 seconds only for Windows XP. The dream idea would be to have an option is both opearting system to switch between OS's simply, making the current session hibernated automatically, kinda like an more complicated way of doing a user switching.
I read a very interesting article about a way to switch between linux and Windows XP by hibernating the current session in each OS, and moving to the other OS, thus still keeping the old session as it was. The article is detailed here:
http://www.apcstart.com/site/admin/2006/08/1087/how-vista-screws-dual-booting-nirvana
I find this idea much more pleasing than the regular Boot Camp which basically asks you to reboot while shutting down the current OS. Plus, booting from hibernation is much faster than actually performing a restart, about 10 seconds only for Windows XP. The dream idea would be to have an option is both opearting system to switch between OS's simply, making the current session hibernated automatically, kinda like an more complicated way of doing a user switching.