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Newbie Q - Dual Boot FreeBSD w/Win2k
After much homework, I've gone all BSD with X (blackbox). It works just fine although I need to curse the MS formats that my job requires.- cptcanuck
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Newbie Q - Dual Boot FreeBSD w/Win2k
Why do both OS's have reside on the same disk? Can you not just install the bootloader on the first disk? GRUB & LILO both accept this and the information I have indicates that the "Booteasy" bootloader should be able to do the same.- cptcanuck
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Newbie Q - Dual Boot FreeBSD w/Win2k
Why do both OS's have reside on the same disk? Can you not just install the bootloader on the first disk? GRUB & LILO both accept this and the information I have indicates that the "Booteasy" bootloader should be able to do the same.- cptcanuck
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Newbie Q - Dual Boot FreeBSD w/Win2k
Why do both OS's have reside on the same disk? Can you not just install the bootloader on the first disk? GRUB & LILO both accept this and the information I have indicates that the "Booteasy" bootloader should be able to do the same.- cptcanuck
- Post #3
- Forum: Linux (server)
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Newbie Q - Dual Boot FreeBSD w/Win2k
I want to dual boot my win2k with freebsd. I have 2 disks (primary master and secondary master). I boot from CD (4.6.2) into sysinstall and get to the point where I set my secondary master for bsd and then it asks if I want to install a bootloader. I say yes I do but then it kicks me back into...- cptcanuck
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- Forum: Linux (server)
