> As far as I can read from the installation manual, FreeBsd's > partitioning scheme is different than linux, this is the 1st > difference I know for now. I would appreciate if you could direct me > to web pages(if any) where these differences are pointed out. > Consult the HANDBOOK[1]
Crashcourse for dual boot with debian: 1-Intsall FreeBSD and spare some disc space for Debian testing installation. 2-Intall FreeBSD bootmanager. 3-Install Debian as "single swap and /" . 4-Install GRUB on the first sector of Debian partition. 5-Reboot pc and loginto FreeBSD 6-FreeBSD boot manager will handle the etries for Debian. But check it out with boot0cfg 7-Reboot pc. You are promted to select FreeBSD and Linux to boot. [1]http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/ -- Goksin Akdeniz http://www.enixma.org
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