Date: Wed, 14 May 1997 13:19:01 +0800 From: wujie@ciet.cn.net To: chris@bb.cc.wa.us Cc: freebsd-isp@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Where to install the Easy Boot Mgr? Message-ID: <33794B44.43B9@ciet.cn.net> References: Pine.NEB.3.94.970513185340.26397A-100000@aries.bb.cc.wa.us
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Thanks, but I'm still not very clear. The situation is: I install the FBSD on my MASTER disk with Easy Boot Mgr option. Win95 is installed on the SLAVE disk without Easy Boot Mgr option. At this time, I can only boot from FBSD when both of these 2 disks is connected to the machine, can't switch to boot from Win95. Is it necessary to install the Easy Boot Mgr option on my slave disk? Will it work? U know if it ruins the Win95 data on the SLAVE disk, I have to backup the Win95 data and system and reinstall the 95 and my data files. > If you install it on both hard disks it would allow you to multi-boot > different OS's on EACH disk. You probably only want to install it on the > Master disk, and install a standard MBR on the FBSD disk if it isn;t your What is "a standard MBR"? > Master disk. If FBSD is your Master disk, leave the Windows95 dist > untouched. I have had win95 and FBSD dual booting, but it has been a long > time ago. Yup! The FBSD is on my Master disk! What do u mean "leave the Win95 disk untouched"? Do I have to reinstall the Win95 on the Master and FBSD on the Slave so that it's possible dual booting? Thank u.help
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