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Date: Mon, 01 Jul 1996 14:34 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: unable to load FreeBSD
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     After boot from the boot disk and selected CDROM as the boot medium, a 
     message indicates that I do not have a CDROM.
     
     I called in for help and was suggested to ensure the CDROM is not on 
     the soundboard and is configured as slave.  The CDROM is connected to 
     the mother board IDE port, and is defaulted as a slave.
     
     So what else can I do??
     
     Also, what driver should I use?  The CDROM is an Acer 8X.  I do have 
     the driver for it.  I am using NT workstations and trying to have dual 
     boot capability to also run BSD.
     
     I'd appreciate your quick response to my home email 
     
                cybertang@worldnet.att.net
     
     thanks,
     
     Ed Tang