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<SNIP>
--DUN DUNH--
Dude, that is the worst sound for an admin to hear.  Never heard it while 
working on any of my bsd boxes.

Heard it twice this weekend.  Upgrading a windas 2000 sbs to windas 2003 sbs 
box.  Then I went Aieeeeee.

I like the fact that freebsd just works with no problems or stupid crap.