Hi Jeff,
thanks for your help. I am sorry for not posting all the details of my
hardware configuration, my menu.lst, and so on... I did not do it because
I've seen that my problem was already described in the ``BUGS'' file
(hence, I thought it was useless to describe an already known problem).
> Here is a stanza from my "menu.lst" that boots FreeBSD,
>
> # Entry 3: FreeBSD 4.2 production [sd1s2]
> title FreeBSD 4.2 production [da1s2a]
> root (hd2,1,a)
> kernel /boot/loader
> #root (hd2,1)
> #chainloader +1
This works for me too, thanks. What I wanted to do was to load FreeBSD
directly (using ``kernel /kernel'' instead of ``kernel /boot/loader'').
As suggested by Okuji, I will try to have a look at the loader's and
FreeBSD's source code.
Thanks,
Luca
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Luca Abeni
PhD Student in Computer Engineering
Retis Lab
Scuola Superiore S. Anna
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