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hi, i have a motherboard that for some reason will not
let me boot directly to scsi.   sooo what happens is
it boots to "c:" and sits there at the bootloader
screen.  i then have to manually type in
1:da(0,a)/kernel to load the kernel and boot the os. 
i was thinking about making a floppy that would point
the os to the correct hd, but i have no idea how to do
so.  i've looked over the handbook but suggestions
there are somewhat vauge as to what i am trying to
accomplish..  can anyone help? :)

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