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From: Stuart Clarke <s334761@student.uq.edu.au>
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Subject: Boot Loader
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Hi,

I have just one question.  With FreeBSD on my master hard disk and Windows
on my slave, I try to use the boot loader that comes with FreeBSD and it
comes up with something like this:

F1:	BSD
F5:	Disk 2

No matter if I push F1 or F5, it still boots into FreeBSD.  I have to go
into my computer, pull out power cords, and change jumpers before I can
get into Windows

Can anyone help me with this?

Thanks,

Stuart


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