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I just installed FreeBSD for the 50th time, but this time it was a successful
install.  Everything went perfectly.  That is, until I tried to boot FreeBSD.
It just had this screen where it said something about it not being able to
find kernel.  I have Windows 95 also, but anyway, how do I get it to find the
kernel? It also says something about not being able to find boot.conf and some
other boot.??? type file.
How do I get it to work?

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