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What your going to need to do is setup a boot-manager...One comes 
with FreeBSD(Booteasy)...  I assume your only using one Hard 
Drive?...Regardless I suggest you check www.freebsd.org for more 
information and while your there do a search on the mail archives of 
others who have dealt with Win95 and FreeBSD before(I have not), as 
it might give you a "heads-up" on any problems you may have.

Michael G.


> I have a 486/66 with 24 meg RAM and Windows 95.  I want to experiment
> with UNIX.  Is there a way to use your (or any) program without messing
> up Windows 95.  Maybe through use of a boot disk or something...
> Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
> 				Rob French
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