Craig Boston wrote:
Attached is the source to a program that I wrote about 4 and a half
years ago. It performs the function of a dumbed-down boot0cfg for
Windows, only understanding the -s option, or giving you an
interactive menu to choose from. It also is hardcoded to use
PhysicalDrive0,
On Wed, Sep 12, 2007 at 12:16:35PM +0300, Georgi Iovchev wrote:
Hello guys
Hi.
But the problem is how to switch next boot when I am at windows via remote
desktop??! I need something like boot0cfg but for windows, but it doesnt
exist )
Attached is the source to a program that I wrote about
Hi,
I am not sure but cygwin could be of help here.
Erich
Georgi Iovchev wrote:
Hello guys
On my pc I have FreeBSD and Windows partitions. I often use my computer
remotly, and sometimes i need to switch from bsd to windows and vice versa.
I use freebsd's boot manager to select os at boot,
Erich Dollansky wrote:
Hi,
I am not sure but cygwin could be of help here.
Not very likely.
The OP might want to try using the Windows boot loader (ntldr) instead
of FreeBSD's, as it is configured by a text file (c:\boot.ini) which can
be edited from both FreeBSD and Windows. There are
On Wednesday 12 September 2007 14:30:32 Ivan Voras wrote:
I have no idea how to enable the Windows boot loader after both
Windows and FreeBSD are installed on the machine and FreeBSD's loader
is installed.
It's one of mbrfix or fixmbr or fdisk /mbr iirc.
On Wednesday 12 September 2007 14:30:32 Ivan Voras wrote:
I have no idea how to enable the Windows boot loader after both
Windows and FreeBSD are installed on the machine and FreeBSD's loader
is installed.
FreeBSD usually sets active partition (slice) to itself even if boot
manager is not
