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Vaughn Van Asten wrote:
> 
> I read the portion on MultibootOS, and I am still confused. I have two
> disks, one 1GB, with Win95 and other apps, about 200MB free( C: ). I have
> another disk that's 850MB, completley blank( D: ).  Can I keep C and Install
> FreeBSD on D, or if I do install it on C:, and boot Win95, FreeBSD will not
> boot at all, it will be completley as normal? Thanks!!

Yes you can install FreeBSD completely on D:. You will have to use 
booteasy. Booteasy will be written into the MBR and it will give you
a menu to chose either DOS or FreeBSD. It will work fine.

Edward Ing