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From: Mike Marty <mmarty@multi.com>
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I am installing FreeBSD for the first time and have had experience with
slackware.  I would like to be able to create a floppy boot disk for
FreeBSD instead of changing my master boot record on my hard drive.  The
slackware installation creates these for you.  Is there something in the
FreeBSD installation that would do the same?


Thanks,  Michael Marty
michael-marty@bigfoot.com