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Subject: Paper weight or FreeBSD box
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I have an old 386 that will either become a very good paper weight or a very
poor FreeBSD box.  Guess which one I chose? ;->

The problem is it only has an 81M hard drive and 4M of memory.  How should I
partition the hard drive to get enough swap space and enough room for the
rest?