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To Whom it may concern,

I have just down loaded the boot info for freeBSD on my zip drive. I have a
blank partition, about 4 gigs reserved for an operating system. My question
is, do I have to have an operating system on the partition to run FreeBSD
and boot it up, or is it a stand alone operating system able to be loaded
onto the partition. If I am able to load it, how would I do so...?

Thank You for your patients,


Steve Beans





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