Grub does well for me. Set it up for Linux and then set it up for
BSD, making sure the UFS driver's in there. Here's my command-list
for booting FBSD.
root (hd0,0,a)
kernel /boot/loader
boot
I might have the spacing wrong, I'm doing it from memory, but the
data's all there.
On 10 Jun 2006, at 1:26 AM, jekillen wrote:
Hello;
If I want to set up a dual boot of either Linux or FreeBSD, what is
the best way to go about it?
Use Lilo, grub, or does FreeBSD have a boot loader that it likes
better and Linux won't object to?
i'm planning on using Debian on a separate bootable hard drive. I
have to get more info on what
version of Debian I will use. FreeBSD is version 6.0 release. It
works great, has little quirks here
and there but are negligible, Xwindow screen saver daemon won't
run, but that's ok because
mostly I shut the monitor off when not using the system. Gnome
throws up a dialog every
time it starts stating that a panel is already running. Once it
kept presenting the same dialog
several times before it was satisfied that I got the message.
Monitor works great without any
intervention from me. I sure is nice to have a computer system that
just runs and runs and
I don't have to do finger nail biting trying to stay ahead of crashes.
Thanks in advance:
JK
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