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Another solution is to utilize the Win2000 or WinXP bootloader, which can
boot FreeBSD (and other) without any problem. (And does it very good)

1. Copy /boot/boot1 from your FreeBSD to the root of your win system
(C:\boot1)
2. Add a line in Windows boot.ini under [operating systems]:
3. :)

[operating systems]
c:\boot1="FreeBSD 4.4" 




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