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From: Jeff Aitken <jaitken@dimension.net>
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Subject: FAQ 6.6
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I'm trying to get multiple systems booting from the NT boot menu.  I
read the FAQ (especially number 6.6) but all I've found so far talks
about everything being on the *same* disk.  I've got NT4.0, Win '95, and
FreeBSD on three separate IDE drives and can't seem to get it to work.

1st drive on primary IDE: Win NT 4.0
2nd drive on primary IDE: Win '95
1st drive on secondary IDE: FreeBSD 2.1.5
2nd drive on secondary IDE: CD-ROM

Any suggestions?  I've browsed Microsoft's TechNet and other online
resources, but no mention of multiple OS' on *different* disks.

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Jeff Aitken
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