Mike Smith writes:
> > The new boot manager remembers "last slice selected" rather than
> > "last menu option selected" on each drive.
> >
> > I think I prefer this behavior myself, but I'll change it for
> > compatibility with booteasy.
>
> In the case where the last action was to chain to anoth
>
> The new boot manager remembers "last slice selected" rather than
> "last menu option selected" on each drive.
>
> I think I prefer this behavior myself, but I'll change it for
> compatibility with booteasy.
In the case where the last action was to chain to another disk, that's
definitely pr
Mike Smith wrote:
> [Archie Cobbs wrote:]
> > Just upgraded to 3.0-stable snapshot circa 2/1 and noticed that
> > the new "booteasy" does not seem to remember the selection from
> > the previous time. Eg., I need to press F5 to get to disk 2 but
> > it always defaults to F2 (which is FreeBSD slice
> Just upgraded to 3.0-stable snapshot circa 2/1 and noticed that
> the new "booteasy" does not seem to remember the selection from
> the previous time. Eg., I need to press F5 to get to disk 2 but
> it always defaults to F2 (which is FreeBSD slice containing
> only a swap partition).
>
> This mea
Just upgraded to 3.0-stable snapshot circa 2/1 and noticed that
the new "booteasy" does not seem to remember the selection from
the previous time. Eg., I need to press F5 to get to disk 2 but
it always defaults to F2 (which is FreeBSD slice containing
only a swap partition).
This means my box won'
