Oh quite possibly I have the grub install on a linux partition.
just creating a small boot partition of a format that grub can load
should be good enough though. If someone else can find out
how to get grub to load read an ffs partition I'd be certainly
interested as well.
Steve / K
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To: "Steven Hartland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> If I boot with the bootdisk I can loade FreeBSD (with the chainloader), but if
> I'm using grub on the disk I get:....
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