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Subject: x86 install routines
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What's the problem with making this freebsd easy to install from the prompt?
I am curious, is writing install routines for the x86 desktop difficult? 
and what
exactly is the difficulty.
Let me know, I am more than happy to help the project.

Cordially,

Patrick Sadler