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Hi there,

Does anybody know how i can configure booteasy not to remember the last 
choice i made. I would like it to default to one particular boot (XP in 
fact), so that my 5 year old does not occasionally find himself looking 
at a FreeBSD login prompt.

Failing that, can anyone recommend an alternative boot manager.

Completely unrelated i know, but I am having problems finding how to 
setup sysogd to accept logs from a remote host, in this case a gateway 
router at another site. Just a link to   a good how-to would help. I 
have googled but to no avail.

Thanks


Matthew Ryan

Matt@overdose.com