Windows Vista Make Dual Boot More Difficult
Tags: bitlocker, boot, Linux, Vista, Windows
Again Microsoft try to play a “dirty” on Linux. A new technology BitLocker block the exchange of data needed in a dual boot system which mean you can’t share any data within your Linux and Windows.
Even I know Microsoft try to implement a new tools for everyone but from my point of view(GNU/Linux supporter), this will totally kick Linux out or Micro$oft is tryto tell you “hey you can only choose one “Windows or Linux?” But someone said this is optional option. heheheheh….. I have no idea.
So WTH is BitLocker? BitLocker Drive Encryption is a data protection feature integrated into Microsoft’s upcoming Windows Vista operating system that provides encryption for the entire OS volume. Microsoft has indicated that BitLocker will only be included in the Enterprise and Ultimate editions of Vista. BitLocker provides 3 modes of operation which are Transparent operation mode, User authentication mode & USB-Key.
And Microsoft also has step by step guide for Windows Vista Beta 2 BitLocker Drive Encryption.
Read more about this article here and what people’s comments.
Anyway I have not try yet.
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April 29th, 2006 at 8:59 pm
Surely it’s gonna be optional.
Microsoft may be evil, but they’re definitely not dumb.