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No it won't.

Just make sure you specify the "booteasy" option during the Freebsd
installation process.


At 22:32 13/12/99 -0500, Jeremy T. Parker wrote:
>Hey. I am running Windows NT 4.0 Server, and when I installed it, it
>installed a boot menu and stuff, and the last time I installed Slakware, it
>messed up this boot menu and so I want to know if when I install FreeBSD if
>it will mess up this and make it unable to boot into Windows NT 4.0?
>
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