I have successfully installed a triple-boot system, however I have a couple of questions. First I know that you have to partition the entire drive from eCS. Here's my disk layout.
eCom 2.0 2Gb Primary - JFS
eCom 2.0 Maintenance 2Gb Primary - JFS
Windows 7 Ultimate 200Gb Primary - NTFS
eCs Data 500Gb Logical - JFS
Linux Root 50Gb Logical - ext 4
Linux Home 100Gb Logical - ext 4
Linux Swap 10Gb Logical - swap
Q1) I remember reading that Win7 should be installed first. Is there any reason for that? The above layout is working for me, however I have to use Grub as my boot loader.
Q2) Where can the boot partition for eCS be located(primary)? If I have a 200GB Windows 7 as the first primary partition. Can I have a eCs primary partition after that?
Q3) Can the Boot Manager boot a logical Linux partition above a certain Gb limit?
Q4) The above layout works. however its not the best way (using Grub), any suggestion


I was thinking about this disk layout.
eCom 2.0 (JFS) 2Gb Primary
OpenSuse 11.3 (root) 50Gb Primary
Windows 7 Ultimate 200Gb Primary
eCs Data (JFS) 500Gb Logical
Unix_Os2 (JFS-U:) 100Gb Logical
Linux Home 100Gb Logical
Linux Swap 10Gb Logical
Thanks,
Greggory Shaw