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Date: Sat, 08 Mar 1997 06:36:19 -0800
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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@time.cdrom.com>
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> To whomever it concerns,

Certainly not us.. :-)

> I tried installing FreeBSD into my computer, following your
> instructions. Well, after I did I lost my hard drive. Im not talking
> about the information, but the drive itself. My computer no longer
> acknowledges its existence anymore. I have to have it setup as a
> removable hard drive now. I was informed that its because of a
> motherboard problem, I just thought that you should know this. And I

So you're blaming us for a motherboard problem.  Does this not sound
strange to your own ears?  Unless you're about 100 times more
deliberate and skillful about it than you'll ever see in a typical
installation scenario, software cannot destroy your hardware and we
are about as responsible for the failure of your system as is the
ghost of Elvis.  Perhaps you would have more satisfaction in blaming
him - he at least is a bigger, more well-known target.

					Jordan