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From: Nathan Chan <chan@xsi.com.au>
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G'Day Guys,

I have been looking at the FreeBSD package and would like to know is it
possible to make Free BSD boot seperately so that for example i could
still boot up my old file systems.

At present i have WinNT and Win95 boot menu and was wondering is it
possible to have say a boot option FreeBSD as well ??

Regards
Nathan