Date: Thu, 23 Oct 1997 00:50:44 -0500 From: ocean@wavefront.com Message-ID: <199710230550.AAA03045@wavefront.wavefront.com>
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Dual Booting *SIGH* I recently messed up my computer while trying to back up my data, and now after typing this whole message, I accidently sent it to FreeBSD.com instead of .org. Ah well, enough whining from me, here's my question: If I want FreeBSD v2.2.5 *and* v3.0 on my comp, would I have to do anything different? I wouldn't think so, I can just install them to different slices. OK, I guess I answered my own question there, but here's the second part: How do I change the boot manager that comes supplied with FreeBSD and alter what it reports the OSs to be? I want to change "dos" to be "Crappy OS" and I want to change "bsd" to be "FreeBSD v2.2.5" (and ...v3.0 also) Is this possible or do I have to get another manager? Is there another (free) manager that anyone suggests? (If I need a diff. one) Thanks, Michael Porter ocean@wavefront.com port0095@tc.umn.edu
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