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does freebsd adhere to the 8g / partition limit for booting. linux 
doesn't seem to have this limitation. want to try this but d/booting 
this can be a problem. want to d/boot with xppro and that os is a hog 
when it comes to hd space. thanks for ur response. guess could try the 
d/boot with my imac but i may have the same problem. please advise.