Even if you installed FreeBSD *before* Windows, you can restore the
FreeBSD boot manager with sysinstall (select the Custom installation
from the main menu), for example. Or GRUB can also be another way to go,
of course.
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AngryWolf
On 2010.02.23. 13:58, Polytropon wrote:
FreeBSD brings its own boot manager that can be installed.
As far as I know, it should be installed after the "Windows"
installation, because it would be overwritten otherwise.
If you're planning to also use Linux, I think GRUB may
be a good solution.
As I am not using multi-boot environments, I can't be
more precise. But go ahead and try the presented suggestions.
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