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From: Random Junk <jsd@gamespot.com>
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Subject: booteasy doesn't
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i found a similar question to this in the mail archives but i didn't
find an answer.

i have a system with two hard disks.  the first disk has freebsd, the
second has win95 and solaris x86 (well, it only has win95 right
now... it will have solaris soon).  i just added the second one this
morning.

my machine boots and comes up with the boot manager:

F1... FreeBSD
F5... disk1

so far so good.  but regardless of whether i hit F1 or F5, it boots
freebsd off the first disk!  how do i make it actually boot the second
disk?

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