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From: "Andy Brezinsky" <andy@mbrez.com>
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I'd like to run some linux binaries under FreeBSD.  This server is quite
important and any downtime cant be tolerated.  All of the main techs are out
of the office or dont want to talk to me anymore so I'm asking all of you.

I'll be following the tutorial here:
http://www.bsdtoday.com/2000/August/Features252.html

1) Are restarts nessicary?
2) Is there any draw back to doing this, will it break anything?
3) What kinds of things can go wrong?

Thanks in advance,
~Andy Brezinsky <andy@mbrez.com>
http://www.mbrez.com



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