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Boot the Windows XP Pro installation CD
Create a primary partition for Windows (C
Create a second partition for FreeBSD (D
Format and install XP on the primary partition (C
Boot into Windows XP
Open the Computer Management administrative tool
Click Disk Management
Delete the secondary partition (D
Install FreeBSD
Boot the FreeBSD installation CD
Do a Custom install and set the Options as appropriate
Choose the FDISK option
Select the first partition (aka C
S)et bootable (which causes the Windows boot selector to work)
Select the second, unused partition (aka D on which FreeBSD will go
Set the T)ype to 165 (FreeBSD)
Q)uit and choose N)one to leave the Windows boot record intact
Finish the disk labeling, distributions, and other installation steps
Set up the Windows boot menu
Boot into Windows XP if you're not already there
Locate the /boot/boot1 FreeBSD master boot record file
Note: The standard 512-byte FreeBSD MBR file is /boot/boot1 on every installation, including the FreeBSD CD which is readable from Windows.
Place the MBR file in C:\ and name it boot1.bsd
Open the System Properties window
Click the Advanced tab
Under Startup and Recovery, click Settings
Click Edit to open the boot.ini file in Notepad
Add this line to the end of the file and save:
C:\BOOT1.BSD="FreeBSD"
Close the Startup and Recovery settings, open it again, and FreeBSD should now appear in the Default operating system drop-down menu.
If your FreeBSD boot device is not on the first IDE controller (e.g., it's on ad4s2 instead of ad0s2, typical with PCI IDE, RAID, or onboard SATA interfaces), create a C:\loader.conf file and enter these lines, adjusted for your drive's location:
boot_disk_unit="4"
currdev="disk4s2a"
rootdev="disk4s2a"
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Всего записей: 31 | Зарегистр. 02-09-2006 | Отправлено: 22:47 10-03-2007 | Исправлено: UserX3, 22:48 10-03-2007 |
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