Boot Easy

["Jim Schweizer" <schweiz@example.com>]

Hi all,

I just picked up a copy of FreeBSD 2.1.5 so I could compare it to 
Linux (and hopefully understand Linux better by doing so) and I 
wondered if any of you have tried to use Boot Easy (the default boot 
manager for BSD) to boot LILO?  

Also, the FreeBSD docs say that it should work on almost any
 file system but didn't mention ext2 by name. Anyone tried to
 install BSD on a Linux partition?

One last question  - anyone have an old 486 gathering dust somewhere 
they want to unload or know where I can get one? I'm going to be 
teaching a couple of kids' classes using Living Books (if you have a 
kid and don't have any of these you should be taken in for child 
neglect!) and I don't want to have to worry too much about sticky 
fingers ;-)

Oopps sorry, that leads to yet more questions. Anyone using Linux 
in a classroom full of 6-10 year olds? Any suggestions for education 
related software on Linux?
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