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Subject: Re: Windows98 & FreeBSD
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From: "Genezix Kither Echidnot" <genezix@usa.net>
Subject: Windows98 & FreeBSD
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1999 14:49:00 -0800

> I have Windows98 and I like it, but I also want to run FreeBSD on the same
> computer, on the same HD.  Is it possible to dual-boot and get rid of
> FreeBSD later without doing anything to my current Win98 Installation?
> 
>                               -Gen

Sure, but after a taste of a worthy operating system you'll probably
want to delete the M$ garbage instead.

If you do that and for some reason later decide to reinstall the
aforementioned trash then !!beware!! - it will spam your partition table.

Boycott Microsoft!

Jerry Hicks
wghicks@bellsouth.net


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