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> A collegue told me that the latest Mandrake will happily
> deal with NTFS partitions, by automatically using them --
> for its own file space. Maybe that is a hint as to the direction
> the latest Mandrake has taken...?

Ooh!  I'll look into that.  But I suspect he means it
can merely read and write files in them, but not boot
from them.  That was the case with the Mandrake 8.1
I had installed before.