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From: Derrick Edwards <dantavious@comcast.net>
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Subject: 6.0 boot CD does not boot?
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	All, 
I am also having this problem. I even tried 3 times. I read the previous post 
and I would like to know the procedure for this solution.

"You could boot and install as i386 and cross-build your way into amd64 land.
It's pretty straightforward."

Not exactly sure where to start.
Thanks 
Derrick