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[s-x86] <<<<Boot Manager Gone>>>>

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Subject: [s-x86] <<<<Boot Manager Gone>>>>
From: "Joey Davis" <joeydavis@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 16:11:54 -0500
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I have a 3Gig drive and a 1Gig drive. I have a 2Gig Win98 partition on the 3Gig. I am using the last Gig plus the entire 1Gig drive for Solaris. This was working fine in a dual boot configuration but for some reason now I boot straight into W98 completely bypassing the boot manager. I was using the boot manager that is installed and configured during the Solaris install. How can I get the boot manager back?

Joey

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