Linux/Windows Dual-boot question

[RangerX]

I was wondering if there were any way to set up the Linux client to run off the Windows files, so that I only run one test at a time. I run a dual-boot machine (Windows XP and Mandrake 9.0) and right now since I'm running the sieve I'm going to keep away from Linux as much as I can (still need it some for school work). So really right now it's not even worth me running sb while I'm in Linux because by the time I finish a data set it could have been done many times over by someone else, assuming the data set doesn't just expire and leave me at square one. But if I could run off the Windows progress then... I think you get the point now.

[phjo]

The same question for me, except my pc dual boots beos and linux...

I used the same sclient.conf for both clients

I even tried copying the z????? cache obtained from the beos client to the rep for the linux client (hiding the current linux test) to see if the linux client would continue the beos test to no avail...

I have currently assigned two tests, which is a little stupid...