Re: Silly Question - Fbsd + Win 3.1

2003-01-27 Thread Daniel Bye
On Mon, Jan 27, 2003 at 10:06:22PM +, Paul Miller wrote:
 Everyone,
 Will fbsd + Win 3.1 coexist?  I know that you're probably asking why (I'm 
 asking this myself) but I may need to do it anyway.

SHUDDER  Rather you than me ;-)

 
 I've searched the online doc's/archives and can't find reference to it 
 (earliest Win OS mention is win95).

You could try bochs in the ports.  I used it for a while, and it's pretty
good.  And you don't have to reboot to enjoy the manifold pleasures
on offer in Win 3.1, and you can be sure it doesn't do anything 
pernicious and sneaky with your MBR.

Just a thought.

Dan

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Re: Silly Question - Fbsd + Win 3.1

2003-01-27 Thread Mykroft Holmes IV
On Mon, 2003-01-27 at 17:06, Paul Miller wrote:
 Everyone,
 Will fbsd + Win 3.1 coexist?  I know that you're probably asking why (I'm 
 asking this myself) but I may need to do it anyway.

Yes, just treat it the same as Win95 for this purpose.

 
 I've searched the online doc's/archives and can't find reference to it 
 (earliest Win OS mention is win95).
 
 Any pointers / assistance would be appreciated.
 

Partition your drive into two primary partitions, the first is for
DOS/Win3.1 and can be created via DOS FDisk (Just leave empty space for
FreeBSD, and be sure to use DOS fdisk, rather than Win956 or Win98
FDISK), install DOS and Win3.11, then install FreeBSD normally to the
unpartitioned space (Creating partitions in the FreeBSD installer, of
course). Install the FreeBSD bootloader to the MBR and you should be
good to go.

Adam


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