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Date:      Fri, 24 Nov 2000 06:27:13 -0800
From:      "Michael.T" <SurfyUser@yahoo.com>
To:        <freebsd-doc@FreeBSD.org>
Subject:   Something inportant is missing from  manual....
Message-ID:  <001101c05622$bf1560e0$4cd1d23f@toshiba>

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    Dear freebsd developers,I want to install freebsd and I have come across something I feel if would be added will make it easier for me to install freebsd.You mention in the guide to use a tool called fdimage to copy the files onto the floppyies.How do I split a 2.81 MB file onto the file using the tool?It would be very helpful for a new bee as me if their would be a text example of the fdimage splitting the file from my C:\ drive to my A:\ drive using this tool. On my 1.44 MB floppy I tried doing it using those letters I believe if I remember /f but what is the use if their isn't any example. Another thing I want to know if after I install freebsd will I be able to un install it later on thru dos? Using format C:\ or Freebsd is a totally different and doesn't use dos I am a bit confused here some help to both of my questions would be useful I thank you for you time reading my letter and I hope to get some information that I need to install freebsd.


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<P>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Dear freebsd developers,I want to install freebsd and I 
have come across something I feel if would be added will make it easier for me 
to install freebsd.You mention in the guide to use a tool called fdimage to copy 
the files onto the floppyies.How do I split a 2.81 MB file onto the file using 
the tool?It would be very helpful for a new bee as me if their would be a text 
example of the fdimage splitting the file from my C:\ drive to my A:\ drive 
using this tool. On my 1.44 MB floppy I tried doing it using those letters I 
believe if I remember /f but what is the use if their isn't any example. Another 
thing I want to know if after I install freebsd will I be able to un install it 
later on thru dos? Using format C:\ or Freebsd is a totally different and 
doesn't use dos I am a bit confused here some help to both of my questions would 
be useful I thank you for you time reading my letter and I hope to get some 
information that I need to install freebsd.</P></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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