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From: Denis <intraden@mail.ru>
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Subject: Can I restore information after FreeBSD fall?
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Hi All!!!

  I wanna know. If my FreeBSD will fall Can I restore my information
  in: /usr/info/*.* ???
  I can't see FreeBSD's HDD (with his 165 format) in WinXP....
  Can I read FreeBSD's hard from other computer????
  Maybe I can see FreeBSD hard under WinXP????

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