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Date: Thu, 03 Jan 1980 02:41:20
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From: Jonah Horowitz <jhorowitz@bigfoot.com>
Subject: One File ?
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Is there a single file I can use to download FreeBSD and then install it
from a dos partition.  I currently don't have a CDrom Drive and this would
be much simpler for me.  I cannot figure out how to connect to the chap
server my ISP uses or I would do it that way.  Thanks for your time.

Jonah


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