Booting Windows/FreeBSD 4/FreeBSD 5/SuSE Linux 9

[Scott Sewall]

I've setup a system that has the following O/S installed on a single disk:
-- Windows 2003 Server
-- FreeBSD 4
-- FreeBSD 5
-- SuSE Linux 9 (OpenExchange 4.1)
SuSE comes with grub 0.92. With this version of grub installed I can 
boot Windows and SuSE Linux, but not the FreeBSD paritions.

I have tried the following grub commands in menu.lst
   title fbsd4
       root (hd0,1,a)
       kernel /boot/loader
and
   title fbsd4
       rootnoverify  (hd0,1,a)
       chainloader +1
The later example works with a similar setup, but using RedHat 9 (Grub 
0.93), instead of SuSE.

Installing grub 0.94 from the FreeBSD ports collections, I can boot 
Windows, FreeBSD 4, and FreeBSD 5, but not SuSE Linux.

I used the following grub commands in menu.lst
   title SuSE Linux
       root (hd0,4)/boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/hda5 vga=788
       initrd (hd0,4)/boot/initrd
These are the same commands use by SuSE enu.lst to boot itself.

Any recommendations of advice would be greatly appraciate.  I can 
provide any additional information if needed.

-- Scott



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