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I've had the same problem. Actually, it is quite systematic. You cannot=20=

create BSD partitions in disklabel when there are other slices (dos=20
partitions) present. There must be some bug in disklabel... (some=20
listening? he?)

the only trick I know, short of wiping the disk, is record the=20
partition table on paper, remove all non-FreeBSD from the table,=20
install FreeBSD, and then rewrite the partition table as it was.

BACKUP your data before playing that game, though.

Raphael Marmier

Le mardi, 27 mai 2003, =E0 10:15 Europe/Zurich, <munchev@muncho.org> a=20=

=E9crit :

> Have anybody instaled win 2k and FreeBSD on one system. I got problem=20=

> whit partetitions ... win and FBSD want to live ot the first=20
> partetition. Some sugestions pls I going to do some self killing :)
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