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From: Thomas T Veldhouse <ttv@winternet.com>
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Subject: Boot Floppy
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Questions at FreeBSD,

	How do I go about creating a custom boot floppy inside FreeBSD
(with my custom kernel).  This is my preferred method of booting instead
of using the MBR.  I may also experiment using the NT Boot Loader.  I have
found documentation for that.

Tom Veldhouse
ttv@winternet.com