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On Fri, 20 Nov 1998, Mark Powers wrote:
> Can I run FreeBSD as a second OS on a system currently running Windows 98?
> (I'm using the FAT 32 option, and the Win98 docs say that it won't allow
> another OS like Windows 95.)

Yes.  Windows 98 can't easily coexist with Windows 95 because they
try to use the same partition (slice).  FreeBSD will use a separate
partition (slice).

You will need another partition, however.


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