Running 2005A & 2005B version in same machine

Dear Masters,
I'd like to know, is it possible running 2 different version of SBO (2005 A & 2005 B) in the same machine? Please let me know about the work around.
Thanks and Regards,
Lailus

I had a look at SAP Notes.
You are correct with 2004 / 6.5. SAP Note 765303 says that you can run these two together, although the SBO-COMMON is a 2004 version.
However, that appears to be a special case. SAP Note 1114115 from November 2007 has only one statement - 'SAP does not support running 2 different versions of SAP Business One on the same server'. This seems to cover 2005 and 2007.
Again, my understanding is that on one machine, all B1 systems must be at the same version and patch.
Regards,
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