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From: dan@math.berkeley.edu (Dan Strick)
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Subject: Re:  After installing W95 bootmgr failed  ...
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> Subject: After installing W95 bootmgr failed  ...
> 
> However I've been able to boot freeBSD from slice 2 without a bootmgr by
> just switching the activated partition and then rerun sysinstall and all
> was okey again.

W95 happens.

I normally fix it by booting a FreeBSD installation floppy,
visiting the partition menu, issuing a "w" command without
changing any paritions, and accepting the booteasy option
when prompted.  I guess this is the same thing.

Dan Strick
dan@math.berkeley.edu

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