CES 2009: One OS Per Hard Drive

[krisroadruck]

I like this video!

[Decebal825]

actually quite useful, always had to swap cables in and out before getting a similar product.

[TheCrappyaccount]

seems kinda crap

[ninimama]

wow that's really useless. it for lazy bastards that can't work bios.

[cilo56]

Another useless gadget, I can do this without his gadget.

[midonas92]

yay so kids can now open porno on the pc

in fact put it on the desktop and the parents wouldnt found out

[Luudite]

I'm having time issues with this comment

[midonas92]

say what

im sorry i dont understand

[Luudite]

just messing with you about the "wouldn't found out" bit

[midonas92]

yeah its ok

English me bad very (lol just kidding )

[jksheetsable]

actually, load their drive with parental controls and no porn for them...then the parent doesn't have to use the pain in the rear parental controls on their drive...

[midonas92]

oh come on welcome 2 the 21st century no parental control program is 2 hard 4 an 11 years old to disable

[buzzlitebeersr]

This sucks, this is NOT new, the only thing new about this is being able to switch while it is turned on.

The thing I would prefer that both drives would be available regardless of OS.

[bdf2718]

Multiple-boot goes back many years. Microsoft tried to thwart it with every new release of Windoze, of course, but it was possible.

These days hypervisors are all the rage, running multiple OSs simultaneously. Everyone has their own version. Red Hat had Xen but is now switching to KVM. Microshaft and Red Hat have recently signed an agreement ensuring their OSs will run on each other's hypervisor.

This guy has come up with early 20th-century technology.

[someoneyourknow]

That is simple but cool!