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problem concerns systems w/ 2 HD's.

i have no problem on system w/ 1 HD.

after installing 2.1.5 using the MBR, a 2 drive installation (dos on 
drive one, and BSD on drive 2) results on a messed up boot prompt ...

ie, no matter what F keys you hit, the prompt just keeps flipping around.

F1 disk 1
F5 BSD

F1 BSD
F5 disk2

etc ...

also, Walnut Creek says the CD BSD is always better than the FTP BSD.
what is the meaning of this?  if i'm interested in a long term system 
that's bug free (to the greatest degree - i need a TCP/IP server for 
airport monitoring ...) what version should i go with ?