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When the system boots, it will use the boot manager from the first available disk, the other disks aren't even looked at.
You can: a) Install the boot manager to the first partition, you can do this by booting the FreeBSD CD-ROM again and going to: o Configure o Fdisk o Select ad0 o Press W o Select Yes o Select BootMgr You should be done now ... Be sure to read the help messages/text, don't just mindlessly follow these instructions b) Boot from the second hard disk (You can change this in your BIOS).
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You also can install GAG (just google for it), it will allow you to boot FreeBSD with a minimum of hassle
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