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Subject: win95 & freeBSD?
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hi i have been wanting to install something like unix or linux for
sometime, but  the problem is, i don't want to lose all the advantages of
win95 (plus my ma would prolly get pretty peeved if i deleted windows :)
and i was wondering if there was a way to setup freeBSD with win95 as an
optional bootup, like you can do with an old version of ms-dos and win95?

chris schantz