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From: evan@probita.com (Evan Polster)
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Subject: Bootmgr gives me only DOS option.
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Date: Wed, 19 Jul 1995 09:24:17 -0600 (MDT)
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  Hello,

  Problem: 
	
	My bootmgr only gives me one choice for OS's: DOS.

	I think the screen looks like:

		F1 dos

		    F?

  My current configuration:

         IDE Disk 1:   primary DOS (bootable).
	 SCSI Disk 2:  extended DOS partition.
	 SCSI Disk 3:  freeBSD partition (bootable).
	 

  What I did:

	When installing I created a freebsd partition out
	of the entire disk 3. 

	After commiting I choose the Bootmgr option.


  Question: Is there a simple way for me to tell the bootmgr
	    about this second bootable drive?


 TIA,

 Evan Polster
 Probita Inc.
 evan@probita.com