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Date: Mon, 22 Sep 1997 17:23:51 -0400
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From: "`~-_-~'" <gandersn@puc.net>
Subject: Help Installing freeBSD with linux & dos; boot manager
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I would appreciate some help with booting FreeBSD
        I am installing freeBSD on a second hard disk and am not able to 
boot it after installation.  I run linux on the second partition on the first
disk and boot it, and dos/widnows(first part of first drive) with lilo on
the MBR.  When I use BootEasy it reports one dos, and a ?, which wont boot.
likely becuase it is a large drive.  does anyone know how to make lilo
boot FreeBSD ? 

or is there a way to boot a root filesystem with a floppy ??

or is there anything that could be done so that boot easy can find my 
drives and boot all the operating systems install ???