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From: dbos@waterloo.net (David Bos)
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Subject: Windows 95 and FreeBSD dual boot
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I have a technical question regarding FreeBSD.

My news server is not working.
Please forward this to the appropriate person.
I  tried to install FreeBSD on my 486 running Windows 95.

I have two hard drives.  My D drive is 170M.
I decided to install FreeBSD on my D drive.

I made a boot.flp disk and booted from it.
I partitioned the d drive wd1.
I chose the dual boot option ( probably my mistake ) 
I did not have time to get the full system via ftp, so I quit
at this point.

I can now no longer access my C drive or boot to Windows 95.

When I boot with a DOS disk in A:, I am told I have no hard drives.

When I run FreeBSD, I have access the the file system on D:.

When I boot up with boot.flp, I get a message like this:

F1  FreeBSD
F5  disk1

Pressing F5 does nothing.

Any advice would be appreciated.