You can boot different operating systems or partitions using the
bootos(HW)
command. You can either specify a partition by number
(obtained by entering bootos ?) or by type:
ccpm
concurrent CP/M filesystem
dos
matches any DOS filesystem
dos_12
DOS 12-bit FAT (file access table)
dos_16
DOS 16-bit FAT
dos_32
DOS 32-bit FAT
dos_ext
DOS extended partition
nt, os2, os2_hpfs
Windows NT, OS/2, or
OS/2 HPFS filesystem;
bootos cannot distinguish between these
unix
UNIX system filesystem
xenix
XENIX filesystem
For example, the following command loads an OS/2 partition: