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On Wed, 30 Apr 1997, Michael Dalziel wrote:

> the FreeBSD boot manager.. How can i install it after i have already
> installed the OS..
> 
> I was thinking of doing a reinstall and selecting custom but not ticking
> anything for installation and then commiting the changes with the Boot
> Manager selected for installation... 

yes, just get booteasy from an ftp site, and install it from DOS.
you can do it off a bootable floppy, if you don't have a DOS HD.
it worked for me ...  you may be able to do it from
"sysinstall-configure", but i'm to scared to try it! :)
(as long as you don't resize anything ...)
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