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To install FreeBSD, I found it easy to look at the FreeBSD Handbook found
on www.freebsd.org, then I followed the directions, and it was easy as
pie.  I personally feel that the Linux install for Slackware was easyier,
but I guess that is because it took me about 10 installs before Linux
worked properly.  But with FreeBSD, one try was all it needed.  


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