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From: Tony Cognata <tonyc@computerland.net>
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I forgot to mention something about the error that appears at boot
time.  
Although the error says 

     not ufs
     No /boot/loader

the boot loader is definitely present, as is the kernel.  The install
floppies 
copied all the distribution files successfully.  I can see them if I make
the 
FreeBSD 3.4-RELEASE  hard disk a slave and connect it to the 2.2.7 master
hard disk. 
I can access all the 3.4 files in their filesystems.  So I'm befuddled as to
why the 
boot error appears or why typing 

0:wd(0,a)/kernel  doesn't work either.  The error returned in this case is:

     not ufs
     no /kernel


Thanks for any advice.


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