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From: Ludo Koren <ludo_koren@tempest.sk>
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Subject: Booting 3.2-STABLE
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Hello.

I have a problem with booting a machine. It cannot start booting
process automatically. There are 2 disks. The boot disk has 2
partitions; the second has one partition.

The boot manager displays:

F1 . . . BSD
F2 . . . BSD
F3 . . . disk2


Default: F1


If I wait till it times out, it beeps and waits again. If I just press
F1 it beeps and waits. When I want to proceed, I need to press F4 and
then F1 and it boots immediately. Is there a possibility starting
booting process without waiting and manual intervention. (I am running
several servers with FreeBSD without this kind of problems.)

Please, point to me how can I fix this problem. Thanks in advance.

ludo


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