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Originally Posted by Beastie
I don't quite understand what you're saying.
The fdisk command I gave you should remove the manager altogether.
# boot0cfg -t 55 -o noupdate ad0 .
-t 55 will give you an approximately 3 seconds delay, and noupdate will make the MBR read-only so that everytime it'll boot the current system so make sure you execute that command when logged in the system, not from a live cd or something.
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Sorry i meant that currently without your suggestion it does not auto boot and requires manually intervention by pressing F1 to boot system
My root is mount on /dev/aacd0s1a so i would do
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boot0cfg -t 55 -o noupdate aacd0s1a -t 55
or
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boot0cfg -t 55 -o noupdate aacd0s1 -t 55
cheers