[GLLUG] [OT]Wiping out bootloader selection

[Adam McDougall]

Try this:
Make a boot floppy for win98 (control panel, add/remove)
if you do not have one and run sys c:
If the boot floppy does not have sys, I believe it should be in
c:\windows\command.  You need to execute the command while 
still in the A: drive.  eg.

A:\>c:\windows\command\sys.com c:



On Sun, Apr 14, 2002 at 04:07:21PM -0400, Mike Szumlinski wrote:

  I know this doesn't have to do with *nix, but it has been bugging me lately.
  I used to have Win2k installed on a SCSI drive on my x86 box, but I recently
  put FreeBSD on that drive. Every time I start up the machine it asks me if I
  want to boot into Win2k or Win98 (on an IDE drive). Win2k doesn't exist
  anymore, so how do I get it to just autoboot into Win98?  I tried fdisk /mbr
  but it didn't do it.
  
  -Mike
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