duel boot putty help

[poopcorn]

Hello i hope that this is in the right section and that i can word this correctly... im about to install Linux next to windows and before i get started dose anyone know how to use putty to connect to Linux that is on the same hard drive ?.. ive googled around and cant seem to think of the right words to say into the overlords ear so to speak and before going to other forums i thought id try my luck here first.

would you just use a local ip or set one up within system of system  ?i been up for ahwhile sorry, kinda wouldn't mind watching tv while installing everything arch needs (plz dont juge the noob for choosing the hard road LOL)

 

 

Plan >>> restart, install Linux . Restart to windows ,putty to Linux, pacman , install KDE sleep for 13 hours = weekly achievement 

 

[Levent]

you cant SSH in to linux (while running windows) unless you are running something like a OpenVZ host on your machine and running windows and linux at once.

[poopcorn]

you cant SSH in to linux (while running windows) unless you are running something like a OpenVZ host on your machine and running windows and linux at once.

i dont really want to run virtual, been reading and its not wat i want right now i don't think there is a simple way or even a way to do what i want but latter on for gaming running KVM in Linux for windows would be a nice try..what i wish that could be done is run linux and windows at the same time and use putty or something on windows to access Linux and for it to share the resources between the two and only reboot to each OS as needed ...........reading this sounds like a fairy tail..or is it?

[r3bify]

Simply put: you can't. You can access the drive space if it's configured correctly, but you can't access a system that isn't running. 

 

If you want to have a bit of fun, try XenClient, you can run your linux and windows systems concurrently and accomplish what you want. But in a dual boot situation, you can't ssh into the linux client from the windows client, since the linux client won't be running when you're using windows.