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> Seems like it would be an easy thing to try to reproduce:  just put a
> couple of disks on the system and install Tru64/NetBSD/Linux/OpenVMS on
> one of them and then try to install FreeBSD on the other disk...

You don't even have to do that. Just take a previous FreeBSD installation and
move /sbin/init aside and create a zero length /sbin/init.




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