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From: Kathy Brinkley <leoric@home.com>
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I am trying to do a network installation of freebsd but when it comes
time to write changes to the disk it complains about /dev/ad0s2(or what
ever my swap slice is) having an invalid arguement. When i hit ALT-F2 it
shows that it keeps complaining about that swap slice being corrupted.
The hard disk should be fine. What is wrong here.



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