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Subject: Re: freebsd and NT
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I have NT WK 4 and Freebsd 227 and all I did was specify "booteasy"
during the installation.


When you reboot ur computer you should see


F1 NTFS

F2 BSD


And it should work synomously with each other.



At 11:53 2/12/99 -0700, Mike Morgan wrote: 

>>>>

<excerpt>freebsd and NT 


<bigger>I did an install of 3.1 from the cdrom.  I have NT server 4 with
NT on the Master eide drive and freebsd and on the slave eide drive. 
During the install I had it install the BootManager, but every time that
I reboot my comp, the NTLDR comes up and doesnt give me the option for
freebsd.</bigger> 


<bigger>How can I get multiboot to work?  What is the best os loader to
use and how do I configure it.  (i.e. NTLDR vs. BootManager or
BootEasy)</bigger> 


<bigger>Thanks for your help</bigger> 


<bigger>Mike Morgan</bigger> 

<bigger>Internal/External Support Engineer</bigger> 

<bigger>Home Financial Network</bigger> 

<bigger>1337 East 750 North</bigger> 

<bigger>Orem, UT 84097</bigger> 

<bigger>(801) 234-5740</bigger> 

<bigger>mikemorgan@homenetwork.com</bigger> 

</excerpt>





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