Hello again,

I wanted to ask you about some problems concerning the selection of the OS 
before booting.

I've got two scenarios:

1.) Win98, Linux, NetBSD
There is a machine with Win98, Linux and NetBSD on it. Unfortunately I no 
longer can access Linux, because after the installation of NetBSD's boot 
manager, Linux won't boot no more (the boot manager returns "3"). And now that 
I had to reinstall Win (once more...), the Win-Setup overwrote the boot sector 
information, so that I'm only able to boot NetBSD from the floppy boot disk.
I tried fdisk -B, but nothing changed.

2.) Win98, extended partition, NetBSD
On another machine, I first installed Windows (about 2GB), an extended FAT32 
partition (~4GB) and then NetBSD (~6GB) with its boot manager. But whatever I 
try to boot, I only get the answer "3".

I tried OSL2000 (http://www.osloader.com/), but didn't help ("no OS found"; I 
think, they dont support NetBSD).

Any suggestions? Is it possible to resolve this problem using NetBSD's boot 
manager, or do I have to use another one?

TIA, Chris.
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