On 10/15/06 10:35, Nathan Lasseter wrote:
Hi
I tried to install FreeBSD, but Windows hogs all the drivespace. Now
after aborting the installer, every time I power on, the Loader appears.
How do I remove it?
Google fdisk /mbr:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/69013
HTH
Thanks
Nathan.
Hi
I tried to install FreeBSD, but Windows hogs all the drivespace. Now
after aborting the installer, every time I power on, the Loader appears.
How do I remove it?
Thanks
Nathan.
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Nathan Lasseter wrote:
Hi
I tried to install FreeBSD, but Windows hogs all the drivespace. Now
after aborting the installer, every time I power on, the Loader appears.
How do I remove it?
It sounds like the installer got far enough to change the active slice
(partition). If so, you might
Hello,
I've got a machine with multiple hard drives. I've got freebsd on the
first, now i unfortunately have to put xp on the second. I'm wondering can
freebsd's loader boot it?
Thanks.
Dave.
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Sure it can, but it is actually the boot manager that does it. You will
get a prompt asking to boot or to boot from the second drive. On the
second drive you will get a similar prompt.
If you need to load the boot manager it is in the tools directory on
FreeBSD releases, it is booteasy.
How can I configure the loader of FreeBSD 5.2 such that
the default is loading the kernel with ACPI support.
with ACPI is the default, is it not?
No. When I let the loader timeout, it does not load
the acpi.ko module. This is the second choice.
This is the way /boot/beastie.4th
How can I configure the loader of FreeBSD 5.2 such that
the default is loading the kernel with ACPI support.
with ACPI is the default, is it not?
No. When I let the loader timeout, it does not load
the acpi.ko module. This is the second choice.
This is the way
How can I configure the loader of FreeBSD 5.2 such that
the default is loading the kernel with ACPI support.
with ACPI is the default, is it not?
No. When I let the loader timeout, it does not load
the acpi.ko module. This is the second choice.
This is the way
How can I configure the loader of FreeBSD 5.2 such that
the default is loading the kernel with ACPI support.
I'd like to make minimal changes.
I thought I could exchange the values of the variables
bootkey and bootacpikey in /boot/beastie.4th
but I couldn't find where their values are set.
How can I configure the loader of FreeBSD 5.2 such that
the default is loading the kernel with ACPI support.
with ACPI is the default, is it not?
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How can I configure the loader of FreeBSD 5.2 such that
the default is loading the kernel with ACPI support.
with ACPI is the default, is it not?
No. When I let the loader timeout, it does not load
the acpi.ko module. This is the second choice.
This is the way /boot/beastie.4th
On Mon, Aug 11, 2003 at 10:55:18AM -0400 or thereabouts, John McDonnell wrote:
I am not an expert and am rather new to the FreeBSD world though I have had
some previous expieriance with Linux. Did you install Lilo at all? I think
that when you install Linux, you have to install a boot loader
No, that's correct. You must install either LILO or GRUB in your Linux partition.
(Side note: I have two hard drives -- ad0 has linux (from scratch) and ad2 has FBSD
5.0.
I made ad2 dangerously-dedicated (silly me!) so neither GRUB nor LILO will work in
ad0.
So I had to make a boot
On Mon, 11 Aug 2003 17:40:57 +0100, Matt Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
No, that's correct. You must install either LILO or GRUB in your Linux
partition.
(Side note: I have two hard drives -- ad0 has linux (from scratch) and
ad2 has FBSD 5.0.
I made ad2 dangerously-dedicated (silly me!) so
Hello;
I have Installed FreeBSD 4.4 on my Presario 2800 Notebook. In the
second partition of the 20GB Hard disc. It was alright and the loader
worked well, until I decided to install Red Hat 9.0 Linux on the third
partition. Since I wanted to experience FreeBSD loader and it seemed
very
I am not an expert and am rather new to the FreeBSD world though I have had
some previous expieriance with Linux. Did you install Lilo at all? I think
that when you install Linux, you have to install a boot loader with it, in
the Linux partition and not the MBR if you don't want to over-write your
No, that's correct. You must install either LILO or GRUB in your Linux partition.
(Side note: I have two hard drives -- ad0 has linux (from scratch) and ad2 has FBSD
5.0.
I made ad2 dangerously-dedicated (silly me!) so neither GRUB nor LILO will work in ad0.
So I had to make a boot floppy.)
On 11 Aug John McDonnell wrote:
Damn, I knew I was forgetting something. *lol* I blame it on the baby
crying making me forget to cite the message. That plus my client
displays the message in a window above the composing window which
always makes me forget that the message I'm replying to isn't
Hello FreeBSD Core Team!
The first thank You about russian documentation FreeBSD.
I have one problem with loader.
Situation: I have 2 HDD - first (master) FreeBSD 5.0 installed; second (slave) -
Windows - at one IDE both HDD.
FreeBSD loader show me at startup:
F1 FreeBSD
F2 Dos
F3 Drive1
How I
.
FreeBSD loader show me at startup:
F1 FreeBSD
F2 Dos
F3 Drive1
How I have modify my /boot/boot0 for start Windows from slave HDD?
And one DENGEROUS situation I had: when I press F3 (Drive1) at startup -
I'll couldn't load FreeBSD any more, I shoul boot from install FreeBSD CD
and reinstall
Hi,
I am trying to install FreeBSD 5.0, but everytime I install it and reboot
the FreeBSD bootloader won't boot FreeBSD, is there a trick that I need to
know to get this working? What do I need to read or do?
Chuck Payne
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I am trying to install FreeBSD 5.0, but everytime I install it and reboot
the FreeBSD bootloader won't boot FreeBSD, is there a trick that I need to
know to get this working? What do I need to read or do?
Chuck Payne
I've had this problem occur when I forget to
set the partition as
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Subject: Re: FreeBSD Loader
I am trying to install FreeBSD 5.0, but everytime I install it and reboot
the FreeBSD bootloader won't boot FreeBSD, is there a trick that I need to
know to get
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Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 4:10 PM
To: Chuck Payne; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: FreeBSD Loader
I am trying to install FreeBSD 5.0, but everytime I install it and reboot
the FreeBSD bootloader won't boot FreeBSD, is there a trick
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