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Subject: Re : erasing the Master Boot Record
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Hi,

This is a FAQ : answer is (under DOS) fdisk /mbr

	TfH

> 	I have a question..when during the Process of Installing FreeBSD..i
> selected an option about booting.."Master Boot" (easy boot) something
like
> that..and when i restart the computer it has like
> 
> F1.....dos
> F2.....BSD
> 
> default: F1
> 
> 
> now..how do i get rid of that, back to normal. I even tried to format
the
> whole harddrive and still doesn't work...
> 
> please help me how to get back to the old way w/out displaying that
> everytime, reseting.
> 
> Thank You!. 
> 
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