Seems like that would be a tough job to pull off. If they have admin privileges on one partition, they can get unfettered access to the other without a great deal of effort.

Brian

Why do students need admin rights? I have been running a 1:1 for 4 years now and have never ran into a situation where I need to give students admin rights.

Indeed, this smells like a security risk to me.

In answer to your bootloader question, the only one I know of for EFI is called rEFIt <http://refit.sourceforge.net/>.

rEFIt is very handy...we use it here on dual-boot systems. But it won't
work in conjunction with EFI passwords, unfortunately.

Brian

FYI, you can do dual booting to non admin users via self service....

http://tlarkin.com/tech/managed-dual-booting-casper

and

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_rlvsFbLGA&feature=channel_video_title

How do you account for the time server difference and windows thinking
it's counterfit?

I have a dualboot win7 on my Mac, and whenever I switch between the two
the time gets screwed up and Win7 complains it's counterfeit (unless I
re-activate)

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I am not sure, you are referring to a Kerberos ticket? You can set
the Windows client to a NTP server.