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On Thu, 28 Aug 1997, Charles Mott wrote:

> I have FreeBSD installed on the second drive as you do.  What I have found
> is that Booteasy needs to be installed on both drives, and during bootup,
> it runs twice, first on drive 1 then on drive 2.

What were you seeing when you only had it on the first drive?  Was it
trying to mount the wrong drive as root?  If so, you just gave me a
solution to my problem...;)

Charles