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HI,
I have a problem, I changed my root password and I don't remember this
password. Can I create a "rescue diskette" as for Linux Slackware to enter
in my system and to delete the old password or I use the same boot diskette
in FreeBsd??
How ??? Please send me more info about this problem.

Thanks
Alessandro 
Florence - Italy

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