Dual Booting - Revision history

Tigersharke at 02:40, 24 April 2013

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Drulavigne at 18:44, 12 April 2013

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Tigersharke: /* GAG, The Graphical Boot Manager */

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‎GAG, The Graphical Boot Manager

Tigersharke: /* Choosing the Installation Partition */

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‎Choosing the Installation Partition

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 [[File:Gag1.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 5.2a: Initial GAG Screen''']]
-{{note|width=48.5%|your mouse will not work in GAG. Instead, use the key representing the number or letter of the option that you wish to select.}}
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 Press 4 in order to "Install GAG". The next screen will prompt you to choose your keyboard type by pressing the associated number key. The next screen will prompt you to choose your language by pressing the associated number or letter key. Once your selections have been made, you will see a screen similar to Figure 5.2b:
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 Press A to "Add a new Operating System". GAG will display an entry for each operating system installed on the computer.
-{{note|width=48.5%|if you are dual-booting with Linux, GAG will not find the Linux installation unless GRUB or lilo is installed in the ''/'' or ''/boot'' partition of the Linux system.}}
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 Press the letter associated with the operating system name. Your PC-BSD® entry will probably be displayed as "A5h FreeBSD". When you press the associated letter, a pop-up menu will prompt you to type a description which will be shown in the boot menu. Type in something that is useful to you, such as "PC-BSD&nbsp;9.1". When you press enter, you will be prompted to type in a password or to press return for no password. If you decide to type in a password, you will need to input this password whenever you wish to boot into that operating system.

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 When installing PC-BSD® onto a computer that is to contain multiple operating systems, care must be taken to ''' ''select the correct partition'' ''' in the [[Disk Selection Screen | Disk Selection screen]] of the installation. On a system containing multiple partitions, each partition will be listed. Highlight the partition that you wish to install into and ''' ''make sure that you do not select a partition that already contains an operating system or data that you wish to keep.'' '''
-{{danger|''' ''make sure that you click the "Customize" button while in the "Disk Selection" screen.'' ''' If you just click Next without customizing the disk layout, the installer will overwrite the contents of the primary disk.}}
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 If you install PC-BSD® on a computer that already contains an operating system, the first time you reboot, your computer will automatically boot into the previous operating system. You will need to configure a boot loader utility to recognize all of the operating systems that are installed and to provide you with a boot menu where you can select which operating system to boot into.