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From: Edwin Burley <khan@vnet.net>
To: Cyrus Gray <cgray@keanesea.com>
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On 13-Aug-96 Cyrus Gray wrote:
>>When installing FreeBSD you get the sysconfig ? I think.
>Is there anyway to bring up sysconfig after installing?
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You can go to /etc and open it up to change something but take care....