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Subject: Re: FreeBSD on SCHOOL SYSTEMS????
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>>>>> "John" == John Utz <spaz@u.washington.edu> writes:

    John> 	How do you keep folks from sticking a boot disk in;
    John> logging in as root, and spamming the whole system?

With careful selection of PC BIOS.  On PCs that'll go into a public
user area, you should try to find ones where the CMOS setup screen
lets you select boot from C: first-or-only, and then password protect
the setup.

--k