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Dear Sir/madam,
    I got a question about how to use a floppy disk in FreeBSD.
    I once saw a guy entering a 4-letter command like "sash" and then he
entered a special state, something like after hitting "ftp". Using Help,
he got a list of commands about reading, writing and formating a floppy
disk. Could you please tell what command he used?

Yours
Guang-an Wu


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