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Subject: Urgent FreeBSD Boot question! -- Almost there!
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Dear Kevin:

You sure know your stuff, Kevin. No question about it. I am almost 
there. The only problem is that when I boot up to the new FreeBSD system 
(CD unselected and hardrive selected in boot sequence), I get a kind of 
login that says:

FreeBS/i386 boot
Default: 1: ad (1,a) default
No /boot/kernel/kernel

Then

Default: 1: ad(1,a)/ boot/kernel/kernel
boot: default No default

There are no root hash marks or whatever. It's just as it appears above.

What does this mean, please?

By the way, I checked my Windows. Everything is fine.

Thank you.

Benjamin