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From: "H. Jared Agnew" <jagnew@mba.dgsys.com>
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Subject: changing drives
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    Config :
      One 450M IDE
      One 9.1G USCSI2

    Problem :
      I just added the 9.1G drive to the system.  I am fairly sure that boot
    loader could boot the 9.1G drive as it gives me the option to boot from
    it.  I can not however figure out how to make the 9.1G drive bootable.  I
    tried using (freebsd's) fdisk to set the first partition active, I also 
    installed my kernel on the partition.  I think what it comes down to
    is the boot straping, but I have searched the mail archives and can't
    find any posts with my situation.

      If anyone could point me in the right direction I would greatly apreciate
    it.  Thank you.

    H. J. Agnew


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