Hi!
On 11 Jun 2002 00:22:13 +0900
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >>>>> "Henning" == Henning, Brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Henning> Hello- I have one hard drive that I want to have freeBSD
> Henning> and debian Linux exist on. I want freebsd in a primary
> Henning> partition and I want linux and linux swap in the logical
> Henning> partitions in the extended partition. Every time I try to
> Henning> install debian, it corrupts my freebsd partition. After
> Henning> that is corrupt I reinstall freebsd and I it corrupts my
> Henning> debian partition. Does anyone have a duel boot system
> Henning> with these two operating systems on the same disk? is it
> Henning> not possible to have debian and freebsd on the same disk?
> Henning> thanks- brian
I haven't had any of these problems, either with FreeBSD, OpenBSD or
even
NetBSD. I've always allocated a primary partition (the only way AFAIK...)
for *BSD (via "fdisk" or Partition Magic)and then used the slice editor in
the installation to divide up the slice.
Booting with Lilo, GRUB or the *BSD Boot Manager hasn't been a problem,
either.
What sort of corruption are you seeing?
Cheers
Eamon Roque.
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