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Ok, for the moment I must erase FreeBSD off my system (sadly) so I
wanted to know how I could safely do that.  Do I just delete the freebsd
partition? Will that automaticly uninstall the FreeBSD bootloader as
well? I want the bootloader and freebsd gone for now, until I get a
better computer with more space.  Your response is appreciated.


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