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> 1)   when booting Freebsd I receive the following message as it is 
> mounting the filesystems.
> 
>    "msdos: stat /dos: no such file or directory"

Look with a "ls /dos" if the dos directory exists. If you get an
error message do a "mkdir /dos" and reboot and all should be well.


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