How to disable the boot0 menu?

[Joseph Garcia]

Thomas Schlesinger wrote:
Hi.

I've installed only DFly on my notebook as the onliest OS, so I have no need 
for the boot0 menu.

I've tried to minimize the time it's appearing by doing a "boot0cfg -s 1 -t 1 
ad0"  (-t 0 didn't work). -t is the number of ticks and there should be circa 
18.2 ticks per second, according to the handbook, but with -t 1 the boot0 
menu appears longer.

I there a way to disable the appearance of the boot0 menu completely?

Thanks,
Thomas
So basically, you want to get rid of BootEasy (the boot manager that 
prompts you for an OS), right?

I may have done this before on DragonFlyBSD, or maybe I'm thinking of 
FreeBSD. Honestly, I can't say for sure I did it under DrgaonFlyBSD but 
I might have. I just can't remember since all these BSD's are starting 
to become one in my head.

Anyway, I can say for sure that I have done it in FreeBSD but it was a 
loooong time ago. Here's a link to the information that I used to do it 
in FreeBSD:

http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/boot-blocks.html

If I remember correctly, I used boot1 instead of boot0 on the MBR.

I don't know if this will work with DragonFlyBSD. Maybe someone can 
chime in with more in-depth knowledge of DragonFlyBSD's bootloader and 
let us know if this won't hose the boot-up process.

Good luck, and remember this could make your system not boot. Don't 
shoot me if it screws up. ;)

Joey