Hi everyone,

I've got a SPARCstation LX which in a previous life had RedHat 5.2 for 
SPARC installed on it.

Alas, fool that I am, I also installed SILO on the MBR of the first SCSI 
drive.

I've successfully installed NetBSD 1.6.2 onto the box but I can't boot 
from the hard drive as SILO insists on taking over.

Does anyone know how I can remove SILO and/or zap the MBR back into a 
state where I can boot NetBSD successfully?

Cheers

Gary

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