Multiple OSes in Single Hard Disk -xp and win 7 and Ubuntu

[BasavarajC]

Dear Sir,

In Single Hard Disk, Multiple OSes are there, In Such Condition,

HOST MANAGEMENT --> HOST OS, There are many options are there, Each options have unique number and OS name
For Example - windows 2000/XP (1)
windows 7 (5)
like this …many more
In my case, Which one I have to select, Because My hard disk has multiple OSes , Please Do Help Sir, Now I am In Confused State…

Image Management Section, Which Image name should I Give ?

Please Kindly Do Help As early As Possible

Thanking you Sir,
Basavaraj

[Tom Elliott]

What version of FOG are you using?

[Sebastian Roth]

Yes please tell us the version of FOG you are using. It’s in the blue cloud symbol on the web interface…

[BasavarajC]

Dear Sir,
First of all, I am heartily Thankful to you Sir (Sebastian Roth and Tom Elliott ) For giving me Reply , I am so Happy…

Source Link --> https://sourceforge.net/projects/freeghost/files/latest/download

Version is fog_1.2.0.tar.gz

Thanking you,
Basavaraj

[Wayne Workman]

@BasavarajC There is much better support for multiboot images in FOG Trunk. Here is a guide on how to install it: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Upgrade_to_trunk

It’s fine if you already have 1.2.0 installed, but you can also install FOG Trunk from scratch as well.

[JJ Fullmer]

@BasavarajC You should certainly update to trunk for the better support for multiboot images.
But to answer your question.
When I’ve done multi-boot images I typically use the linux Grub boot loader and therefore call it a Linux image in Fog.
If you use the Windows boot manager to select the OS at boot then I would try calling it Windows 7. Though personally I would reccomend using Linux as the image type and GRUB as the bootloader as there is a lot more documentation and support and overall reliability and control for the GRUB method in my experience.

Thanks,
-JJ

[BasavarajC]

@Wayne-Workman
Dear Sir,

Sorry for making delay to reply, Sir, I am trying over here. Now I am installing NEW FOG TRUNK On Ubuntu 14.04 x64bit Machine. If any problems occurs, I will keep them here.

Heartily Thanking you ALL,
Basavaraj from india…