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Subject: Re: FreeBSD Boot-Disk
To: zehl@informatik.tu-muenchen.de (Stefan `Sec` Zehl)
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> 
> Im currently trying to make a boot-disk for FreeBSD with a compiled
> in MFS (just like the Install-boot-disk) so i can put together 
> an install disk which works completely without user interaction 
> (We need that here, at work) ...
> Any hints/pointers ? 

The best way to do this is probably to use the existing tools in
/usr/src/release.  Be warned, though, you'll need something like
400MB of disk space as you'll have to do a 'make world' first...