On Wed, Jan 03, 2001 at 05:04:27PM -0800, Space Case wrote:

 > Alternatively (I'm not totally against the NetBSD boot selector), how
 > would I set up the NetBSD bootselector to handle the other OSes?  Keep
 > in mind that Linux resides within a pair of logical partitions inside
 > a DOS extended partition, and (with GRUB, at least) Win2K needs to be
 > chainloaded.  Here's what GRUB says about my partitions:

It's pretty simple -- fdisk -B ... You'll be able to configure the
of each partition which contains a secondary bootloader ("chain", in
GRUB terms).

The NetBSD boot selector is in the first 512 byte portion of the disk,
and, depending on configuration/user input, selects a loader from one
of the 4 MBR partitions on the disk.

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        -- Jason R. Thorpe <thorpej@zembu.com>