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From: Robert <robert@namodn.com>
To: Robert Britt <the_one@one.net.au>
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A little more info'd be helpful..

I am assuming you have FreeBSD installed on your second drive, and
pressing "F2" ( or whatever ) at the boot manager prompt is not working.

You will have to use a booter besides the one that comes with FreeBSD.

There are instructions on how to get the NT booter to boot freebsd on
www.freebsd.org. There is also a booter called "DocsBoot" that I know for
sure can boot from the second drive.

Check out http://www.docsware.com/software.html

-rob
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( robert@namodn.com )

On Fri, 25 Dec 1998, Robert Britt wrote:

> how do i get the os running on a secondary slave drive? 
> thankyou.
> 


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