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From: Jay Richmond <jayrich@in.net>
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Looking at the latest edition of the handbook, I was wondering
if there was a need for a sort of 'how-to' on making FreeBSD
co-exist with other OS's, such as MS-DOG, Winblows 95, OS/2,
and dare I say it Linux.  In fact, at one time I had all of
these operating systems on the same physical hard disk booting
> 1024 cylinders.  I would have no problem writing this for thehandbook? if there is a need for it.  Please let me know.

--Jay
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