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KernelPanic
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21 June 2002, 23:06 »
My question is similar to
Master of Reality/Bob's
except i havn't installed freeBSD yet.
I need to know whether it can be added to my LILO boot options and how.
[ June 21, 2002: Message edited by: * Tux * ]
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Nobber
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22 June 2002, 03:13 »
This worked for me when I was using FreeBSD:
other=/dev/hda4
label=FreeBSD
Replace /dev/hda4 with the appropriate partition name, bung it in lilo.conf, run lilo and reboot. Simple as that.
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22 June 2002, 07:48 »
yes it is:
other=/dev/hdb2
label="BSD"
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