Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2007 16:37:59 -0800 From: Timothy Knox <tknox@real.com> To: questions@FreeBSD.org Subject: Configuring boot0 to boot from the second drive Message-ID: <20071116003759.GA14371@real.com>
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I have a very old FreeBSD box (3.3). It has three disks installed. When boot0
comes up, I get the usual "F1 for this disk, F5 for the next drive".
Every time it reboots, I always have to do F5 then F1 to boot the correct drive.
Unfortunately, this makes automatic restarts in the event of a power hiccough
(an all too common occurrence around here) not restart correctly. Is there some
way I can *persuade* boot0 to always go to the second drive, first bootable
section? If so, please enlighten me, I pray. Thank you, very much. :-)
--
Timothy Knox <mailto:tknox@real.com>
"The road to Perl6 is paved with good intentions."
-- Peter da Silva (inspired by Yossi Kreinin)
on http://we.hates-software.com/
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