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Pete Dela Cruz #1
Boot Manager
I have two hard drives in my computer and I installed FreeBsd on my second hard drive (slave). Boot manager was also installed on my primary hard drive (c:\). Now I decided to remove FreeBsd from this computer and transfer it to another computer. Problem: The computer is still prompting me at boot time to choose between two systems (when there is only one to choose from, ie. Win98). How do I get rid of this prompt and let the system boot normally as before?
Any help will be very much appreciated. You can reply to [email]petedelacruz@earthlink.net[/email] or [email]petedna@hotmail.com[/email].
Thank you.
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Toomas Aas #2
Re: Boot Manager
Pete Dela Cruz wrote:
Boot to Windows and issue this command:> I have two hard drives in my computer and I installed FreeBsd on my
> second hard drive (slave). Boot manager was also installed on my
> primary hard drive (c:\). Now I decided to remove FreeBsd from this
> computer and transfer it to another computer. Problem: The computer
> is still prompting me at boot time to choose between two systems
> (when there is only one to choose from, ie. Win98). How do I get rid
> of this prompt and let the system boot normally as before?
fdisk /mbr
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