Very Computer

You "just do it". Be forewarned that 95 *will* overwrite your boot
sector (hence, booteasy). Make sure you have a boot disk around so you
can fix things.
The only way I've found to reinstall booteasy after adding 95 is to boot
into the install program, go through the novice install (just hit 'q' at
the partitioning screen so that nothing's changed), choose booteasy like
you originally did, and then ctrl-c out of the install after that.
It's *far* easier to install 95 first and then add FBSD.
I make no guarantees that this procedure will work for you and won't
*things up- but I've done it several times w/o a problem.
I've also had very * things happen under System Commander- I'd
advise you to stay FAR away from it.

Good luck.

Oh lord, what have happened to this poor soul? Win95??? Nobody have any use for
it unless their computer inteligence is below 75.. ;)

_tDr_