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It's far easier that way, since the FreeBSD installation automatically
detects and configures for multi-booting (if you choose booteasy during
the install) but I believe you can restore the boot blocks with the
disklabel command. I may be wrong here ... I seem to vaguely remember
something about a method for reinstalling booteasy. Perhaps a search on
the web site would help.

RS wrote:
> 
> Im still on the newbie side, but if im not mistaken
> you shouldve installed W2k first, then install
> FreeBSD.
> 
> --- Jesús_Arnáiz <arnaiz@encomix.es> wrote:
> > Hi Everyone!
> >
> > I installed FreeBSD 4.0 on my computer, but next I
> > have to reinstall w2k (in another partition),
> > when I installed w2k I lost the MBR, in linux I
> > reboot with a floppy or CD and then I reinstall
> > lilo. What I am supposed to do on FreeBSD


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